<p> INDEX TO VOLUME 102</p><p>The Journal of African American History</p><p>Volume 102, No. 1 Winter 2017</p><p>Special Issue</p><p>"Rediscovering and Reassessing Frederick Douglass's Novella The Heroic Slave."</p><p>Guest Editors John R. McKivigan and Jane E. Schultz</p><p>Contents</p><p>FREDERICK DOUGLASS’S FORAY INTO FICTION: CONSIDERING THE CONTEXT OF RECENT WORK ON THE HEROIC SLAVE John R. McKivigan and Jane E. Schultz… 1 </p><p>THE NONFICTION MADISON WAHINGTON COMPARED TO THE CHARACTER IN FREDERICK DOUGLASS’S THE HEROIC SLAVE AND SIMILAR CIVIL WAR-ERA FICTION Stanley Harrold… 8 </p><p>INSURRECTION AS RIGHTEOUS REBELLION IN THE HEROIC SLAVE AND BEYOND L. Diane Barnes… 21</p><p>AUTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOM AND REACHING A NEW ABOLITIONIST CONSTITUENCY John R. McKivigan and Rebecca A. Pattillo… 35 </p><p>GIMME SHELTER: THE IRONIES OF REFUGE IN FREDERICK DOUGLASS’S THE HEROIC SLAVE Jane E. Schultz… 52</p><p>COMMENTARY: CONTEXTUALING AND REREADING THE HEROIC SLAVE Robert S. Levine… 64</p><p>BOOK REVIEWS Gregory E. O’Malley, FINAL PASSAGES: THE INTERCOLONIAL SLAVE TRADE OF BRITISH AMERICA, 1619-1807 Mieke Nicole Lisuk… 73</p><p>Ousmane K. Power-Greene, AGAINST WIND AND TIDE: THE AFRICAN AMERICAN STRUGGLE AGAINST THE COLONIZATION MOVEMENT Andrew Kettler… 75</p><p>Tom Chaffin, GIANTS CAUSEWAY: FREDERICK DOUGLASS’S IRISH ODYSSEY AND THE MAKING OF AN AMERICAN VISIONARY Antony W. Keane-Dawes… 77</p><p>James J. Gigantino II, THE RAGGED ROAD TO ABOLITION: SLAVERY AND FREEDOM IN NEW JERSEY, 1775-1865 Michael J. Douma… 79</p><p>Karsonya Wise Whitehead, NOTES FROM A COLORED GIRL: THE CIVIL WAR POCKET DIARIES OF EMILIE FRANCES DAVIS Ben Davidson… 81</p><p>Mary Frances Berry, “WE ARE WHO WE SAY WE ARE”: A BLACK FAMILY’S SEARCH FOR HOME ACROSS THE ATLANTIC WORLD Michael Dickinson… 83</p><p>Michael A. Ross, THE GREAT NEW ORLEANS KIDNAPPING CASE: RACE, LAW, AND JUSTICE IN THE RECONSTRUCTION ERA Guy Lancaster… 86</p><p>Allyson Nadia Field, UPLIFT CINEMA: THE EMERGENCE OF AFRICAN AMERICAN FILM AND THE POSSIBILITY OF MODERNITY Alyssa Lopez… 88</p><p>Cara Caddoo, ENVISIONING FREEDOM: CINEMA AND THE BUILDING OF MODERN BLACK LIFE Lauren M. Cramer… 90</p><p>Jeffrey T. Sammons and John H. Morrow Jr., HARLEM’S RATTLERS AND THE GREAT WAR: THE UNDAUNTED 369th REGIMENT AND THE AFRICAN AMERICAN QUEST FOR EQUALITY Joshua Shiver… 92</p><p>Megan Ming Francis, CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE MAKING OF THE MODERN AMERICAN STATE Samantha Bryant… 95 Etheline Whitmire, REGINA ANDERSON ANDEREWS: HARLEM RENAISSANCE LIBRARIAN Lana Jean Mitchell… 97</p><p>Melissa Ooten, RACE, GENDER, AND FILM CENSORSHIP IN VIRGINIA, 1922-1965 Monique Flores Ulysses… 98</p><p>Lynn Rainville, HIDDEN HISTORY: AFRICAN AMERICAN CEMETARIES IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA Colita Nichols Fairfax… 100</p><p>Darryl Mace, IN REMEMBRANCE OF EMMITT TILL: REGIONAL STORIES AND MEDIA RESPONSES TO THE BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLE Erikca Brown… 103</p><p>Aram Goudsouzian, DOWN TO THE CROSSROADS: CIVIL RIGHTS, BLACK POWER, AND THE MEREDITH MARCH AGAINST FEAR Damien Strecker… 104</p><p>Stanley Keith Arnold, BUILDING THE BELOVED COMMUNITY: PHILADELPHIA’S INTERRACIAL CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS AND RACE RELATIONS, 1930-1970 Jonathan Foster… 107 </p><p>Jeffery Helgeson, CRUCIBLES OF BLACK EMPOWERMENT: CHICAGO’S NEIGHBORHOOD POLITICS FROM THE NEW DEAL TO HAROLD WASHINGTON Laurence R. Jurdem… 108</p><p>Dionne Danns, DESEGREGATING CHICAGO’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS: POLICY IMPLEMENTATION, POLITICS, AND PROTEST, 1965-1985 Bridgette G. Johnson… 111</p><p>Thomas Brothers, LOUIS ARMSTRONG: MASTER OF MODERNISM W. Gabriel Selassie I… 113 </p><p>ANNOUNCEMENTS</p><p>BOOKS RECEIVED – 2016… 116</p><p>Volume 102, No. 2 Spring 2017</p><p>Contents “YOU COULD DO THE IRISH JIG, BUT ANYTHING AFRICAN WAS TABOO”: BLACK NUNS, CONTESTED MEMORIES, AND THE 20TH CENTURY STRUGGLE TO DESGREGATE U.S. CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS LIFE Shannen Dee Williams… 125</p><p>RACIAL TENSIONS AND U. S. MILITARY (IN)JUSTICE IN NORTHERN IRELAND DURING WORLD WAR II Simon Topping… 157</p><p>MALCOLM X, THE PRISON YEARS: THE RELENTLESS PURSUIT OF FORMAL EDUCATION Jed B. Tucker… 184</p><p>A REPARATORY JUSTICE CURRICULUM FOR HUMAN FREEDOM: REWRITING THE STORY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN DISPOSSESSION AND THE DEBT OWED Joyce E. King… 213</p><p>ESSAY REVIEW</p><p>(RE)INTRODUCING FOUNDATIONAL AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORICAL THOUGHT TO A TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY READERSHIP Pero Gaglo Dagbovie… 232</p><p>BOOK REVIEWS</p><p>Ethan J. Kytle, ROMANTIC REFORMERS AND THE ANTISLAVERY STRUGGLE IN THE CIVIL WAR ERA Daniel Ritchie… 254</p><p>Beverly C. Tomek, COLONIZATION AND ITS DISCONTENTS: EMANCIPATION, EMIGRATION, AND ANTISLAVERY PENNSYLVANIA Michael J. Douma… 256</p><p>Adam Rothman, BEYOND FREEDOM’S REACH: A KIDNAPPING IN THE TWILIGHT OF SLAVERY Andrew Kettler… 258</p><p>Marta Effinger-Crichlow, STAGING MIGRATIONS TOWARD AN AMERICAN WEST: FROM IDA B. WELLS TO RHODESSA JONES Rachel Wolters… 260 Will Guzman, CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE TEXAS BORDERLANDS: DR. LAWRENCE A. NIXON AND BLACK ACTIVISM Dante Barksdale… 263</p><p>Michael K. Honey, SHARECROPPER’S TOUBADOUR: JOHN L. HANDCOX, THE SOUTHERN TENANT FARMERS’ UNION, AND THE AFRICAN AMERICAN SONG TRADITION Laurence R. Jurdem… 264</p><p>Lindsey R. Swindall, THE PATH TO THE GREATER, FREER, TRUER WORLD: SOUTHERN CIVIL RIGHTS AND ANTICOLONIALISM, 1937-1955 Samantha Bryant… 266</p><p>Christine Knauer, LET US FIGHT AS FREE MEN: BLACK SOLDIERS AND CIVIL RIGHTS Eliot Pope… 268</p><p>Jeanne Theoharis, The REBELLIOUS LIFE OF MRS. ROSA PARKS Emily Senefeld… 270</p><p>Brian Purnell, FIGHTING JIM CROW IN THE COUNTY OF KINGS: THE CONGRESS OF RACIAL EQUALITY IN BROOKLYN W. Gabriel Selassie I… 273 </p><p>Tekla Agbala Ali Johnson, FREE RADICAL: ERNEST CHAMBERS, BLACK POWER, AND THE POLITICS OF RACE Ashley M. Howard… 274</p><p>Andrew Maraniss, STRONG INSIDE: PERRY WALLACE AND THE COLLISION OF RACE AND SPORTS IN THE SOUTH Damien Strecker… 277</p><p>Daniel Geary, BEYOND CIVIL RIGHTS: THE MOYNIHAN REPORT AND ITS LEGACY Michael D. Royster… 279</p><p>Wendy C. Grenade, ed., THE GRENADA REVOLUTION: REFLECTIONS AND LESSONS Bonnie A. Lucero… 282</p><p>Lakeyta M. Bonnette, PULSE OF THE PEOPLE: POLITICAL RAP MUSIC AND BLACK POLITICS Lauren M. Cramer… 285</p><p>ANNOUNCEMENTS… 288 Volume 102, No. 3 Summer 2017</p><p>Special Issue</p><p>"The Scholarship and Social and Educational Activism of V. P. Franklin” </p><p>Guest Editor Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua</p><p>Contents</p><p>INTRODUCTION: THE SCHOLARSHIP AND SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVISM OF V. P. FRANKLIN Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua… 289 </p><p>A LIFE OF RESEARCH AND WRITING ON THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT Bettye Collier-Thomas… 294 </p><p>ON THE EDITORSHIP OF THE JOURNAL OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY Mary Frances Berry… 301</p><p>ON V. P. FRANKLIN’S BLACK SELF-DETERMINATION: A CULTURAL HISTORY OF THE FAITH OF THE FATHERS –A NEGLECTED CLASSIC Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua… 307</p><p>OVER FORTY YEARS OF “DEFENDING THE RACE” AND WRITING BLACK HISTORY Pero Gaglo Dagbovie… 319</p><p>V. P. FRANKLIN AND THE CASE FOR REPARATIONS James B. Stewart… 341</p><p>ON THE MAKING OF A SCHOLAR-ACTIVIST AND EDUCATIONAL HISTORIAN: AN INTERVIEW WITH V. P. FRANKLIN Derrick P. Alridge… 351</p><p>ESSAY REVIEWS</p><p>ALT-BORDERS TO FREEDOM Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie… 362 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON AFRICAN AMERICANS AND ISLAM Stephanie Ann Wilms-Simpson… 374</p><p>RESEARCH NOTE</p><p>WAS ISHMAEL BLACK? FACTS BEHIND THE FICTION Robert J. O’Hara… 380</p><p>BOOK REVIEWS</p><p>Barbara McCaskill, LOVE, LIBERATION, AND ESCAPING SLAVERY: WILLIAM AND ELLEN CRAFT IN CULTURAL MEMORY Michael Benjamin… 387</p><p>Calvin Schermerhorn, THE BUSINESS OF SLAVERY AND THE RISE OF AMERICAN CAPTIALISM, 1815-1860 Felice Knight… 388</p><p>Jeff Strickland, UNEQUAL FREEDOMS: ETHNICITY, RACE, AND WHITE SUPREMACY IN THE CIVIL WARD ERA Albert Dorsey Jr…. 391</p><p>Jenny M. Jemmott, TIES THAT BIND: THE BLACK FAMILY IN POST-SLAVERY JAMIACA, 1834-1882 Antony W. Keane-Dawes… 393</p><p>Adam Ewing, THE AGE OF GARVEY: HOW A JAMAICAN ACTIVIST CREATED A MASS MOVEMENT AND CHANGED GLOBAL BLACK POLITICS William M. King… 395</p><p>Robert N. Smith, AN EVIL DAY IN GEORGIA: THE KILLING OF COLEMAN OSBORN AND THE DEATH PENALTY IN THE PROGRESSIVE-ERA SOUTH Jonathan Foster… 397</p><p>Emmanuel Gerard and Bruce Kuklick, DEATH IN THE CONGO: MURDERING PATRICE LUMUMBA Ervin James, III… 399</p><p>William Sturkey and Jon N. Hale, eds., TO WRITE IN THE LIGHT OF FREEDOM: THE NEWSPAPERS OF THE 1964 MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM SCHOOLS Bridgette G. Johnson… 402 Todd E. Robinson, A CITY WITHIN A CITY: THE BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLE IN GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Keith A. Dye… 405</p><p>Tiyi Morris, WOMANPOWER UNLIMITED AND THE BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLE IN MISSISSIPPI Christina Harris… 407</p><p>David Stradling and Richard Stradling, WHERE THE RIVER BURNED: CARL STOKES AND THE STRUGGLE TO SAVE CLEVELAND Jacynda Ammons… 409</p><p>Malachi Crawford, BLACK MUSLIMS AND THE LAW: CIVIL LIBERTIES FROM ELIJAH MUHAMMAD TO MUHAMMAD ALI Amir Asim Gilmore… 411</p><p>Judith E. Smith, BECOMING BELAFONTE: BLACK ARTIST, PUBLIC RADICAL Laure Gillot-Assayag… 413</p><p>Sharon Willis, THE POITIER EFFECT: RACIAL MELODRAMA AND FANTASIES OF RECONCILIATION Gordon Alley-Young… 415</p><p>Stéphane Robolin, GROUNDS OF ENGAGEMENT: APARTHEID-ERA AFRICAN AMERICAN AND SOUTH AFRICAN WRITING Lester P. Lee Jr…. 417</p><p>ANNOUNCEMENTS</p>