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6. The Myth of the Southern Box Office
Factor in Racial Stereotyping in American Movies, 1920-1940
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Thomas R. Cripps
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Preface vii
- CONTENTS ix
- 1. A Hidden Passage in the Slave Regime 1
- 2. Anthropology and Negroes on the Southern Colonial Frontier 33
- 3. The Abolitionists 51
- 4. The Hidden Freedmen 68
- 5. The Boycott Movement against Jim Crow Streetcars in the South, 1900-1906 87
- 6. The Myth of the Southern Box Office 116
- 7. The "Organized Negro" 145
- 8. Tell It Like It Was 172
- Notes on the Contributors 187
- Index 189
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Preface vii
- CONTENTS ix
- 1. A Hidden Passage in the Slave Regime 1
- 2. Anthropology and Negroes on the Southern Colonial Frontier 33
- 3. The Abolitionists 51
- 4. The Hidden Freedmen 68
- 5. The Boycott Movement against Jim Crow Streetcars in the South, 1900-1906 87
- 6. The Myth of the Southern Box Office 116
- 7. The "Organized Negro" 145
- 8. Tell It Like It Was 172
- Notes on the Contributors 187
- Index 189
