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The Second Battle for Africa
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Indexaaha (African American Heritage Associa-tion), 224aai (Afro-American Institute), 217, 230–31a aw c (All African Women’s Conference), 248, 348n17Abbott, Robert S., 58, 63abc’s of African History ( Johnson, C.), 278A-Beta Hebrew Israel Cultural Center, 272abolitionism, 52–54Abubakari, Dara, 22Accra Assembly, 224acs (American Colonization Society), 20, 54, 62activism, personal costs of, 160–65Adams, Grantley, 195Adeleke, Tunde, 20, 55“Africa—Every Blackman’s Business” (Sher-rill), 196“Africa for the Africans, at Home and Abroad” (Moore, A.), 248African American Heritage Association (aaha), 224African Blood Brotherhood, 72, 78, 84African Diaspora, 2; global Garveyism and, 17African Diaspora studies, 15African fundamentalism, 73African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem (ahij), 272African liberation, 170–71, 178, 197, 219, 235, 255African Liberation Day (ald), 246African Liberation Support Committee, 266African Methodist Episcopal church (ame), 54African Orthodox Church, 103African School of Philosophy, 120African Students Association, 215African Times and Orient Review, 70Africa Project, 244, 250–59Afro- American (newspaper), 137–38Afro-American Institute (aai), 217, 230–31“Afro-Americans and Africa” (Wells), 60Afro- Asian Conference. See Bandung ConferenceAfro-Orientalism, 104, 107, 112, 125–26, 154Afro-Set Black Nationalist Party for Self- Defense, 262–65ahij (African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem), 272Ajar, 98Akili, Sababa, 261–62, 265ald (African Liberation Day), 246Algeria, 178Ali, Dusé Mohamed, 70, 74, 125–26Ali, Muhammad, 209, 241All African Women’s Conference (a aw c), 248, 348n17Allen, Celia, 140Allen, Ernest, Jr., 112–13, 144Allen, Richard, 54Allen, Sarah, 54alsc (International African Liberation Sup-port Committee), 246ame (African Methodist Episcopal church), 54
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Indexaaha (African American Heritage Associa-tion), 224aai (Afro-American Institute), 217, 230–31a aw c (All African Women’s Conference), 248, 348n17Abbott, Robert S., 58, 63abc’s of African History ( Johnson, C.), 278A-Beta Hebrew Israel Cultural Center, 272abolitionism, 52–54Abubakari, Dara, 22Accra Assembly, 224acs (American Colonization Society), 20, 54, 62activism, personal costs of, 160–65Adams, Grantley, 195Adeleke, Tunde, 20, 55“Africa—Every Blackman’s Business” (Sher-rill), 196“Africa for the Africans, at Home and Abroad” (Moore, A.), 248African American Heritage Association (aaha), 224African Blood Brotherhood, 72, 78, 84African Diaspora, 2; global Garveyism and, 17African Diaspora studies, 15African fundamentalism, 73African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem (ahij), 272African liberation, 170–71, 178, 197, 219, 235, 255African Liberation Day (ald), 246African Liberation Support Committee, 266African Methodist Episcopal church (ame), 54African Orthodox Church, 103African School of Philosophy, 120African Students Association, 215African Times and Orient Review, 70Africa Project, 244, 250–59Afro- American (newspaper), 137–38Afro-American Institute (aai), 217, 230–31“Afro-Americans and Africa” (Wells), 60Afro- Asian Conference. See Bandung ConferenceAfro-Orientalism, 104, 107, 112, 125–26, 154Afro-Set Black Nationalist Party for Self- Defense, 262–65ahij (African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem), 272Ajar, 98Akili, Sababa, 261–62, 265ald (African Liberation Day), 246Algeria, 178Ali, Dusé Mohamed, 70, 74, 125–26Ali, Muhammad, 209, 241All African Women’s Conference (a aw c), 248, 348n17Allen, Celia, 140Allen, Ernest, Jr., 112–13, 144Allen, Richard, 54Allen, Sarah, 54alsc (International African Liberation Sup-port Committee), 246ame (African Methodist Episcopal church), 54
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Abbreviations ix
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Acknowledgments xvii
  6. Introduction. A Manifesto on the Making of the Diasporic Midwest and Garveyism 1
  7. 1 “We are a Nation Within a Nation” The Making of the Diasporic Midwest and Black Nationalism before the Twentieth Century 37
  8. 2. Stronghold. The Diasporic Midwest and Heyday of the UNIA 67
  9. 3. New Directions. Garveyism in the Heartland during the Great Depression 111
  10. 4. “On December 7 One Billion Black People . . . struck for freedom” Midwestern Garveyism during the 1940s 147
  11. 5. “New Africa Faces the World” Midwestern Garveyism during the 1950s 177
  12. 6. “Message to the Grass Roots” The Nation of Islam, Malcolm X, and Early Black Power 215
  13. 7. “The Second Battle for Sfrica has Begun” Garveyism and Black Power in the Diasporic Midwest 243
  14. Conclusion. The Diasporic Midwest and Global Garveyism in a New Millennium 283
  15. Notes 305
  16. Bibliography 359
  17. Index 395
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Abbreviations ix
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Acknowledgments xvii
  6. Introduction. A Manifesto on the Making of the Diasporic Midwest and Garveyism 1
  7. 1 “We are a Nation Within a Nation” The Making of the Diasporic Midwest and Black Nationalism before the Twentieth Century 37
  8. 2. Stronghold. The Diasporic Midwest and Heyday of the UNIA 67
  9. 3. New Directions. Garveyism in the Heartland during the Great Depression 111
  10. 4. “On December 7 One Billion Black People . . . struck for freedom” Midwestern Garveyism during the 1940s 147
  11. 5. “New Africa Faces the World” Midwestern Garveyism during the 1950s 177
  12. 6. “Message to the Grass Roots” The Nation of Islam, Malcolm X, and Early Black Power 215
  13. 7. “The Second Battle for Sfrica has Begun” Garveyism and Black Power in the Diasporic Midwest 243
  14. Conclusion. The Diasporic Midwest and Global Garveyism in a New Millennium 283
  15. Notes 305
  16. Bibliography 359
  17. Index 395
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