Blacks in Tennessee, 1791-1970

Tennessee Three Star Series

Lester C. Lamon

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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Geschichte

Beschreibung

While black men and women have played important roles in Tennessee's growth and history; slavery, caste, and segregation have forced them to live apart and to create a separate history. In this historical analysis, Lester Lamon offers an understanding of the history of black Tennesseans, recognizing that they have been both a part of and apart from the developments affecting the dominant white population of the state. The different economic priorities, political loyalties, and racial populations evident in the three "e;Grand Divisions"e; of the state have created superficial differences in the historical experiences of blacks in the three regions. Intrastate competition has reinforced these sectional differences, but a common factor found in the black experience has been a racial "e;givenness"e;-the idea that blacks should not expect equality or free association with whites. Tennessee's black history is not one of a surrender to racial pressure, but, instead, is a story of courage, sacrifice, frustration, and dreams of freedom, equality, and respect for human dignity.Blacks in Tennessee provides a necessary and culturally enriching addition to the traditional history of the state.

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