Black Messiahs and Uncle Toms: Social and Literary Manipulations of a Religious Myth. Revised EditionPenn State Press, 01/11/2010 |
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A Search for African Roots of the Tradition | 17 |
The Black Jeremiad and American Messianic Traditions | 30 |
The Myth of Uncle Tom and the Messianic Mission | 49 |
The Slavery Crisis | 67 |
A Black Moses and the Covenant | 86 |
The New Negro and Americas Changing World Mission | 107 |
The Resurrection of the Negro | 124 |
Du Bois Dark Princess and the Heroic Uncle Tom | 142 |
From Joe Louis | 155 |
Black Muslims | 183 |
Messianic Oratory and the Theme of Ethiopianism | 196 |
Black Messianism and American Destiny | 226 |
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African religious Afro-American Alexander Crummell American Negro argued asserted attempted behavior believed black Americans Black Christian black church Black Jews black messianism Black Muslims black nationalism black nationalists black religion Blyden Booker BTW Papers Carmichael Chapter Civil Cleage colored conception concerned covenant cults culture doctrine Edward Wilmot Blyden Elijah Muhammad Ethiopian evangelical expressed faith Father Divine Frazier Garnet Garvey's Garveyism Grimke Harlem Hebrew Herskovits human Ibid idea ideals Islam jeremiad Jesus Joe Louis leadership Lincoln Malcolm Malcolm X Marcus Garvey Martin Luther King masses Matthew messianic tradition militant mind mission missionary moral Moses movement myth narrator Nat Turner Negro Church never observed oppression Pan-Africanism personality philosophy political preacher Princess prophetic race racial represented rhetoric role Sara seemed similar slavery social South speech spirit Stowe symbol theme tion Tuskegee Uncle Tom UNIA United University W. E. B. Du Bois Walker Washington York