Kansas City's Montgall Avenue

Black Leaders and the Street They Called Home

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Carr, Margie

TaschenbuchKartoniert, Paperback

296 Seiten

Englisch

University Press Of Kansaserschienen am30.06.2023

Presents the extraordinary, century-old history of one city block whose residents shaped the changing status of Black people in Kansas City and built the social and economic institutions that supported the city´s Black community during the first half of the twentieth century.mehr

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KlappentextPresents the extraordinary, century-old history of one city block whose residents shaped the changing status of Black people in Kansas City and built the social and economic institutions that supported the city´s Black community during the first half of the twentieth century.

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ISBN/GTIN978-0-7006-3467-5

ProduktartTaschenbuch

EinbandartKartoniert, Paperback

Verlag

University Press Of Kansas

Erscheinungsjahr2023

Erscheinungsdatum30.06.2023

Seiten296 Seiten

SpracheEnglisch

MasseBreite 152 mm, Höhe 229 mm, Dicke 18 mm

Gewicht484 g

Artikel-Nr.59866178

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GenreGeschichte/Politik

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

PrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart 1: The Foundation of a Community: Montgall Avenue from 1904 to 19191. Rufus Montgall: The Man behind the Street2. 2436 Montgall Avenue: Hugh Oliver and Myrtle Foster Cook3. 2444 Montgall Avenue: Anna Holland Jones4. 2442 Montgall Avenue: Hezekiah Walden5. 2434 Montgall Avenue: Frances Jackson, Carolyn Brydie, and Gwendolyn CalderonPart 2: The Hub of a Community: Montgall Avenue from 1920 to 19406. 2451 Montgall Avenue: John Edward Perry and Fredericka Douglass Perry7. 2453 Montgall Avenue: Homer Roberts8. 2447 Montgall Avenue: Chester Franklin and Ada Crogman9. 2444 Montgall Avenue: The Bluford Family10. 2457 Montgall Avenue: Piney Brown11. 2449 Montgall Avenue: The Pittman FamilyPart 3: The Transformation of a Community: Montgall Avenue from 1941 to 199812. Residents Reach Pinnacle of Power, 194113. A Black Journalist Covering Public Spaces and a Horrific Crime, 194214. The Civil Rights Two-Step, 1955-196715. Surviving Riot, Attacks, and Decline, 1968-199816. ConclusionNotesBibliographyIndexmehr