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5. Slavery, Citizenship, and the Legal Status of Free Blacks
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Magda Teter
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Preface xiii
- Introduction: Enduring Marks of Inferiority 1
- 1. The Sketches of Social Hierarchy in Early Christian Thought 16
- 2. Christian Supersessionism Becomes Christian Supremacy 32
- 3. A White European Christian Identity Emerges 45
- 4. European Christian Supremacy and Modern Citizenship 79
- 5. Slavery, Citizenship, and the Legal Status of Free Blacks 94
- 6. The Fault Lines on Race, Religion, and American Citizenship 109
- 7. Contesting Black Citizenship and Equality 141
- 8. Backlash Against Jewish Equality 181
- 9. Visualizing Social Hierarchy 219
- 10. The (Stunted) Reckoning 239
- 11. Reckoning With the Christian Legacy of Antisemitism and Racism 267
- Notes 287
- Bibliography 345
- Index 371
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Preface xiii
- Introduction: Enduring Marks of Inferiority 1
- 1. The Sketches of Social Hierarchy in Early Christian Thought 16
- 2. Christian Supersessionism Becomes Christian Supremacy 32
- 3. A White European Christian Identity Emerges 45
- 4. European Christian Supremacy and Modern Citizenship 79
- 5. Slavery, Citizenship, and the Legal Status of Free Blacks 94
- 6. The Fault Lines on Race, Religion, and American Citizenship 109
- 7. Contesting Black Citizenship and Equality 141
- 8. Backlash Against Jewish Equality 181
- 9. Visualizing Social Hierarchy 219
- 10. The (Stunted) Reckoning 239
- 11. Reckoning With the Christian Legacy of Antisemitism and Racism 267
- Notes 287
- Bibliography 345
- Index 371