African American Life and Culture in Orange Mound is an exploration of the conditions of living for residents of the unincorporated subdivision in the deep south from 1890 to 1919.
African American Life and Culture in Orange Mound is an exploration of the conditions of living for residents of the unincorporated subdivision in the deep south from 1890 to 1919.
Charles Williams received his PhD in anthropology from the University of Illinois at Urbana. Drawing upon an early interest in the cultures of developing countries and the African diaspora, Dr. Williams has developed active research inquiries into health inequities and social justice issues, HIV/STD and addiction, African and African American studies, and urban issues. He is founder and director of the African and African American Studies Program at the University of Memphis.
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Acknowledgments Chapter 1 Introduction: The Problem Research Design and Methodology Chapter 2 The Deadericks Gentlemen Planters in West Tennessee Chapter 3 The Historical Orange Mound Community Development and Demographic Characteristics Socio cultural Characteristics Chapter 4 The Black Family in Orange Mound: Patterns of Integration and Disintegration Kinship among the Orange Mounders The Family of Cora Jones Thompson: A Case Study of an Atypical Orange Mound Family The Family of Juanita Gray Miller: A Case Study of an Atypical Orange Mound Family The Family of Fannie Carter Jackson: A Case Study of a Transitional Orange Mound Family Chapter 5 Key Institutions The Black Church in Orange Mound Mt. Pisgah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Beulah Baptist Church Olivet Baptist Church: A Newcomer to the Orange Mound Community Contribution of Black Churches Chapter 6 The Black Schools of Orange Mound The Orange Mound Day Nursery Socio Economic Structure, Orange Mound during the 1920's Orange Mound during the 1930's Chapter 7 Orange Mound within the Larger Context of Memphis Chapter 8 Race and the Politics of Place The Memphis and Charleston Railroad Mid South Refrigerated Warehouse Company Street Corner Society in Orange Mound Jewish Entrepreneurship in Orange Mound Change and Persistence in Orange Mound Police Relations and the Orange Mound Community Chapter 9 A Victim of Its Own Success: The Demise of a Historical Black Community Blight and Crime in the Orange Mound Community Today's Churches in Orange Mound Traditional Churches of Orange Mound Need More Outreach in Order to Grow Chapter 10 Conclusion: Community Change, Persistence, and Policy Implications Bibliography Index About the Author
Acknowledgments Chapter 1 Introduction: The Problem Research Design and Methodology Chapter 2 The Deadericks Gentlemen Planters in West Tennessee Chapter 3 The Historical Orange Mound Community Development and Demographic Characteristics Socio cultural Characteristics Chapter 4 The Black Family in Orange Mound: Patterns of Integration and Disintegration Kinship among the Orange Mounders The Family of Cora Jones Thompson: A Case Study of an Atypical Orange Mound Family The Family of Juanita Gray Miller: A Case Study of an Atypical Orange Mound Family The Family of Fannie Carter Jackson: A Case Study of a Transitional Orange Mound Family Chapter 5 Key Institutions The Black Church in Orange Mound Mt. Pisgah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Beulah Baptist Church Olivet Baptist Church: A Newcomer to the Orange Mound Community Contribution of Black Churches Chapter 6 The Black Schools of Orange Mound The Orange Mound Day Nursery Socio Economic Structure, Orange Mound during the 1920's Orange Mound during the 1930's Chapter 7 Orange Mound within the Larger Context of Memphis Chapter 8 Race and the Politics of Place The Memphis and Charleston Railroad Mid South Refrigerated Warehouse Company Street Corner Society in Orange Mound Jewish Entrepreneurship in Orange Mound Change and Persistence in Orange Mound Police Relations and the Orange Mound Community Chapter 9 A Victim of Its Own Success: The Demise of a Historical Black Community Blight and Crime in the Orange Mound Community Today's Churches in Orange Mound Traditional Churches of Orange Mound Need More Outreach in Order to Grow Chapter 10 Conclusion: Community Change, Persistence, and Policy Implications Bibliography Index About the Author
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