Written within the perspective of Africana critical studies, this book presents a transatlantic voyage and the depths of historical Black experience in Liverpool, England. The author addresses the narrative of the Black Atlantic propounded by Paul Gilroy and further reveals a firsthand account of a largely hidden aspect of Black British history.
Written within the perspective of Africana critical studies, this book presents a transatlantic voyage and the depths of historical Black experience in Liverpool, England. The author addresses the narrative of the Black Atlantic propounded by Paul Gilroy and further reveals a firsthand account of a largely hidden aspect of Black British history.
Acknowledgments Introduction 1.Theorizing Transatlantic Liverpool and the Black Atlantic Paradigm 2.Life and Times in a Liverpool Black Family - The Christians 3.Schooling, L8 Community Football, Grassroots Education, and Mainstream Miseducation 4.Anti-Black Riots, Resistance & Black Organization Demise: 1919-2000s 5.A Tale of Two Freedoms: Contemporary Self-Reflexivity and the Memory of Frederick Douglass Appendices a)Liverpool City Council Slave Apology Minutes - from December 9, 1999 b)The Age of Slave Apologies: The Case of Liverpool, England - transcript of public lecture presented by Dr. Mark Christian, November 14, 2007 c)Front cover: CWCN Reports on Historic Slave Apology (Issue 26: December 1999) d)Consortium of Black Organisations - Liverpool- Response to LCC Slave Apology e)Front cover: CWCN Celebration of College Status (Issue 12: December 1992) f)CWCN Editorial denounces drastic cuts to funding by LCC (Issue 21: June 1997) g)Liverpool Echo (August 27, 1997) - Report praised
Acknowledgments Introduction 1.Theorizing Transatlantic Liverpool and the Black Atlantic Paradigm 2.Life and Times in a Liverpool Black Family - The Christians 3.Schooling, L8 Community Football, Grassroots Education, and Mainstream Miseducation 4.Anti-Black Riots, Resistance & Black Organization Demise: 1919-2000s 5.A Tale of Two Freedoms: Contemporary Self-Reflexivity and the Memory of Frederick Douglass Appendices a)Liverpool City Council Slave Apology Minutes - from December 9, 1999 b)The Age of Slave Apologies: The Case of Liverpool, England - transcript of public lecture presented by Dr. Mark Christian, November 14, 2007 c)Front cover: CWCN Reports on Historic Slave Apology (Issue 26: December 1999) d)Consortium of Black Organisations - Liverpool- Response to LCC Slave Apology e)Front cover: CWCN Celebration of College Status (Issue 12: December 1992) f)CWCN Editorial denounces drastic cuts to funding by LCC (Issue 21: June 1997) g)Liverpool Echo (August 27, 1997) - Report praised
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