Frontline Bodies

Frontline Bodies

Sports and Black Struggles for Justice since the Late Nineteenth Century

Garnier, Lucy; Martin-Breteau, Nicolas; Thomas, Damion L.

Johns Hopkins University Press

06/2024

376

Dura

Inglês

9781421448640

15 a 20 dias

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Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Sports and the Uplifting of Bodies with Character (ca. 1890-1930)
1. "By This Sign We Shall Conquer": Sports, Character, and Racial Uplift
2. "We Need Strong Men Physically": Sports, Education, and Manliness
3. "A Fine, Strong, Resistive Body": Sports, Charm, and Womanhood
Part II: Sports and the Rallying of Powerful Bodies (ca. 1920-1960)
4. "The One Great Assembly": Sports, the New Negro, and the Football Classic
5. Strong and Clean and True like Bright New Steel": Sports, Race Leaders, and Civil Rights
6. "Nazi Practices": Sports, Political Activism, and Racial Desegregation
Part III: Sports and the Contradictions of Bodily Excellence (from 1945)
7. "Democracy in Action": Sports, the Black Bourgeoisie, and the Civil Rights Movement
8. "A Frantic Escape from Freedom": Sports, Institutional Racism, and Black Power
9. "An American Myth?": Sports, Racial Uplift, and Urban Crisis
Conclusion: Self-Uplift and Minority Struggles
Bibliography
Black bodies, Sports, Entertainment, Black Americans, Reconstruction, Athletics, racial oppression, Edwin B. Henderson, Black physical educator, Historian of Black sports, Training Black athletes, World War II, Institutional racism, Anti-Black stereotypes