Quincy T. Mills is Associate Professor of History at Vassar College.
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Preface Introduction PART I. BARBERING IN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM Chapter 1. Barbering for Freedom in Antebellum America Chapter 2. The Politics of "Color-Line" Barber Shops After the Civil War Chapter 3. Race, Regulation, and the Modern Barber Shop PART II. BLACK BARBERS, PATRONS, AND PUBLIC SPACES Chapter 4. Rise of the New Negro Barber Chapter 5. Bigger Than a Haircut: Desegregation and the Barber Shop Chapter 6. The Culture and Economy of Modern Black Barber Shops Epilogue Notes Index Acknowledgments
Preface Introduction PART I. BARBERING IN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM Chapter 1. Barbering for Freedom in Antebellum America Chapter 2. The Politics of "Color-Line" Barber Shops After the Civil War Chapter 3. Race, Regulation, and the Modern Barber Shop PART II. BLACK BARBERS, PATRONS, AND PUBLIC SPACES Chapter 4. Rise of the New Negro Barber Chapter 5. Bigger Than a Haircut: Desegregation and the Barber Shop Chapter 6. The Culture and Economy of Modern Black Barber Shops Epilogue Notes Index Acknowledgments
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