The White Image In The Black Mind: Africanamerican Ideas About White People, 18301925,New

The White Image In The Black Mind: Africanamerican Ideas About White People, 18301925,New

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How Did Africanamerican Slaves View Their White Masters? As Demons, Deities Or Another Race Entirely? When Nineteenthcentury White Americans Proclaimed Their Innate Superiority, Did Blacks Agree? If Not, Why Not? How Did Blacks Assess The Status Of The White Race? Mia Bay Traces Africanamerican Perceptions Of Whites Between 1830 And 1925 To Depict America'S Shifting Attitudes About Race In A Period That Saw Slavery, Emancipation, Reconstruction, And Urban Migration.Much Has Been Written About How The Whites Of This Time Viewed Blacks, And About How Blacks Viewed Themselves. By Contrast, The Ways In Which Blacks Saw Whites Have Remained A Historical And Intellectual Mystery. Reversing The Focus Of Such Fundamental Studies As George Fredrickson'S The Black Image In The White Mind, Bay Investigates This Mystery. In Doing So, She Uncovers And Elucidates The Racial Thought Of A Wide Range Of Nineteenthcentury Africanamericanseducated And Unlettered, Male And Female, Free And Enslaved.

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