...The introduction takes as its point of departure the divide between internationalism and scientific racialism, the two main areas of opinion that animated the Socialist Labor Party (SLP)’s internal debate from 1876 to 1899. It establishes the importance of exploring ideas of race and class during...

... Africa Foner Philip S “race question ” Radical Abolitionist Party Willich August Bismarck Otto von Sovereigns of Industry Varney Thomas and Maria Ohio slavery abolition of Haller William Labor Reform Party People’s Party the Van Patten Phillip Du Bois W E B Harrison Hubert Republican...

..., with its emphasis on class equality, the party struggled to come to term with the significance of race in American working relations. What is more, the party missed the occasion to build on its multiethnic membership base: in 1899, the rigid program of Americanization imposed by the controversial Marxist...

...This section presents an overview of the history of socialism and race in the twentieth century in the United States. It links the outcome of the debate between internationalism and scientific racialism that took place in the Socialist Labor Party between 1876 and 1899 to further developments...

... representative of the United States, establishing a scholarship program for young Latin Americans at the Berkshire Music Center (Tanglewood), and other activities. I also address cultural diplomacy and race, the fraught reality of which Copland would encounter during his 1941 tour. Berkshire Music Center...

... in 1996. This chapter places Stanwyck’s opaque performance at the center of these critical debates, along with an analysis of fashion, race, and female bonding, to underline her role in foundational film studies scholarship. Benjamin Walter feminism McNeil Barbara Shirley Anne Stella Dallas 1937...

... of the argument, introducing the theory of intersectionality and its strength in applying it to the analysis of the narratives of immigrant soldiers. Different from classical applications of intersectionality theory, stating the need to analyze the interconnected nature of social categorizations of race...

... issues, she relayed that many of the interconnected categorizations of race/ethnicity, class, and gender she faced in civilian life were duplicated in the military. “Alexa” female soldier born in South America accent doméstica domestic help jobs stereotypes “cultural exchange programs ” life stories...

...Analyzing the impact of gender, class, and race/ethnicity upon immigrants’ integration processes, this book shows how three immigrant soldiers serving in the American military naturalized in the host country. Grounded in U.S. politics, this work uses the life stories of Lily, Alexa, and Vikrant...

... experimental ethnography and Back Les Page Tiffany Dance music age race romance nostalgia modernist aesthetics ambivalence Mexico Latin America Several evenings a week in the main square of Mexico’s port city of Veracruz, musicians strike up, and up to two hundred amateur dancers position...

... Instituto Veracruzano de la Cultura Cortés Hernán Júarez Benito Mexican Revolution Race racism ambivalence national belonging music dance Mexico Cuba Latin America While in most parts of Mexico, people negotiate national belonging and mestizaje (racial and cultural mixture...

... Collective CRC Frazier Demita How We Get Free Taylor Soules Dale Taylor Keeanga Yamahtta Brook Pete Brooks Danielle photography Prison Obscura photography exhibit on prisoners Orange is the New Black (OITNB) race binge scopophilia televised carceral subject violence spectator song Piper...

... Orchestra Ginsburg James Leo Sowerby Foundation Newberry Library New York Quillman Gail Romantic era Sowerby Leo —as pianist Stravinsky Igor Throne of God The “Thy Word Is a Lantern unto My Feet ” concert hall Harris Roy tradition Obscure students gender race fashionable construction...

... Victoria Yolí Race Gender Womanhood Cuban popular music Latin popular music entertainment industry One of National Public Radio’s 50 Great Voices, Esma Redžepova (1944–2016) is perhaps the most famous Romani singer in the world. She toured internationally for over fifty years, gave more than 10,000...

... (Colored)” of St. Louis.” Policies developed by the AFM helped the union achieve nearly 100 percent control over musical jobs, both ongoing and temporary, in all fields of musical performance during the first half of the twentieth century. The chapter then continues with a detailed discussion of race...

.... As the author had no experience or training in teaching questions of race prior to the exercise, she had concerns about the reception of the discussion. Having since learned more about appropriate ways to approach challenging topics in the classroom, she hopes that her experience will encourage others to place...

... by Martin Luther King Jr. Accordingly, if the anti-Communist films of the 1950s can be said to constitute what R. Barton Palmer calls a “national confidential,” The Phenix City Story not only exposes the raced political unconscious of the syndicate picture but also foregrounds its status...

... Friendship teaching politics and religion liberal Christianity Mormonism and race Eugene England was born in 1933, both ahead of his time, and having just missed it. He was ahead of his time, because his emphasis on the pragmatic goodness of Mormonism and the possibility of mustering Mormon theological...

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... of J. Max Barber, editor of The Voice of the Negro, a journal based in Atlanta that challenged the accommodationist views of Booker T. Washington. Barber’s account of race riots in the city in 1906 – particularly his debunking of white newspaper reports accusing Black men of rape – incurred the wrath...