From the very first in nearly all the schools some attention had been given to training in handiwork, but now was this training first raised to a dignity that brought in direct touch with the South’s magnificent industrial development, and given an emphasis which reminded black folk that before the Temple of Knowledge swing the Gates of Toil.- W. E. B. Du Bois, The Souls of Black Fol
This dissertation examines free people of color and the economic and social lconditions they shared ...
By most accounts, black farmers in the United States are categorized as either limited resource or s...
African Americans participated in homesteading in the Great Plains primarily by establishing “coloni...
From the very first in nearly all the schools some attention had been given to training in handiwork...
Shrewd agricultural decisions enabled some African-American farmers to own and keep their land for d...
Dreams for the African American child in rural areas of the South between 1930 and 1955 were often s...
Delta Cooperative Farm (1936-1942) and Providence Farm (1938-1956) were intentional communities in r...
Agrarianism is important in the American mythos. Land represents both a set of values and a store of...
African-Americans as a group went from owning almost no land in the United States after the Civil Wa...
This is a study of a black farm community called Brooks Farm. The research was designed to examine t...
iii, 22 p.African-Americans as a group went from owning almost no land in the United States after th...
Everything You Own Belongs to the Land: Land, Community, and History in Tillery, North Carolin
This dissertation proposes a critical and material reappraisal of Southern land, by examining the re...
Black farming families in post-Civil War North Carolina generated significant resources of cash and ...
Like many other Southern states recovering from the blows of the Civil War, the 1870s found North Ca...
This dissertation examines free people of color and the economic and social lconditions they shared ...
By most accounts, black farmers in the United States are categorized as either limited resource or s...
African Americans participated in homesteading in the Great Plains primarily by establishing “coloni...
From the very first in nearly all the schools some attention had been given to training in handiwork...
Shrewd agricultural decisions enabled some African-American farmers to own and keep their land for d...
Dreams for the African American child in rural areas of the South between 1930 and 1955 were often s...
Delta Cooperative Farm (1936-1942) and Providence Farm (1938-1956) were intentional communities in r...
Agrarianism is important in the American mythos. Land represents both a set of values and a store of...
African-Americans as a group went from owning almost no land in the United States after the Civil Wa...
This is a study of a black farm community called Brooks Farm. The research was designed to examine t...
iii, 22 p.African-Americans as a group went from owning almost no land in the United States after th...
Everything You Own Belongs to the Land: Land, Community, and History in Tillery, North Carolin
This dissertation proposes a critical and material reappraisal of Southern land, by examining the re...
Black farming families in post-Civil War North Carolina generated significant resources of cash and ...
Like many other Southern states recovering from the blows of the Civil War, the 1870s found North Ca...
This dissertation examines free people of color and the economic and social lconditions they shared ...
By most accounts, black farmers in the United States are categorized as either limited resource or s...
African Americans participated in homesteading in the Great Plains primarily by establishing “coloni...