Sunday, January 11, 2004
8:30–10:30 a.m.
128.“As . . . Negroes awake to the need for a unity of action on vital economic problems”: Redefining the Struggle for African American Citizenship during the 1930s and 1940s
Omni Shoreham, Suite 273
| Chair: | Martha
Biondi, Northwestern University |
| Papers: | “The Harris
Wing” and the Contours
of African American Social Thought
and Action, 1919–54 Race,
Official Culture, and Radicalism:
Black Baltimore
Charts
a Response
to the New Deal, 1933–45 A Radical Past for a Progressive
Future: Black Culture and the
National Negro Congress |
| Comment: | Beth
Tompkins Bates, Wayne State University |
