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| Series Foreword | |
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| Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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| Chronology of Events | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Constituting the Republic: Who Counted as What? | |
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| "There is room for everybody in America," 1785 | |
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| "Deep rooted prejudices," 1788 | |
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| "To eradicate that train of absurd and false ideas and opinions," 1791 | |
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| "The utmost good faith shall always be observed towards the Indians," 1787 | |
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| "As if our want of strength had destroyed our rights," 1790 | |
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| A Trail of Tears: Indian Removal from East to West | |
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| "By persuasion and force they have been made to retire," 1829 | |
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| "Arguments in favor of the bill," 1830 | |
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| "We are not willing to remove," 1830 | |
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| "A great many talks from our great father," 1830 | |
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| "That the Choctaw may live under their own laws in peace," 1830 | |
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| Nat's Rebellion: Slaves and America's Future | |
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| "Rather be killed than to be a slave," 1829 | |
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| "That insurrection reads some salutary lessons," 1831 | |
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| "The calamity will fall upon the whites," 1831 | |
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| "Woe to this guilty land," 1831 | |
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| "Warn the southern people of their danger," 1831 | |
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| "About this time I had a vision," 1831 | |
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| War with Mexico: Race, Borders, and Manifest Destiny | |
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| "Unfit to be free, and incapable of self government," 1836 | |
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| "We are the nation of progress," 1839 | |
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| "The peaceful triumphs of the industry of our emigrants," 1845 | |
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| "One of the principal causes of our disgraces," 1846 | |
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| "A doubtful state of quietness," 1847 | |
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| "A triumph of Christianity?" 1848 | |
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| "Hunted themselves like wild beasts," 1852 | |
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| Civil War: Slavery and Emancipation in Black and White | |
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| "The withering influence of a nation's scorn and contempt," 1860 | |
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| "The colored man will fight," 1861 | |
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| "You and we are different races," 1862 | |
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| "There is no country like our own," 1862 | |
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| "All persons held as slaves within said designated States, and parts of States, are, and henceforward shall be free," 1863 | |
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| "This proclamation changed everything," 1863 | |
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| "An uneffaceable disgrace to the American people," 1863 | |
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| "A question reserved ... for their own people," 1865 | |
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| After Slavery? Reconstruction and Segregation | |
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| "Full equal benefit of all laws," 1866 | |
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| "We have been promised our rights but have not yet received them," 1869 | |
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| "It is essential to just government we recognize the equality of all men before the law," 1875 | |
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| "Running the slavery argument into the ground," 1883 | |
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| "To secure and protect rights belonging to them as freemen and citizens; nothing more," 1883 | |
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| "Where rests the responsibility for the lynch law," 1892 | |
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| "We cannot say ... separation of the two races ... is unreasonable," 1896 | |
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| Geronimo! Ending the Indian Wars | |
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| "The most humane course," 1862 | |
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| "The Long Walk," 1863-1864 | |
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| No more treaties, 1871 | |
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| "Never been very desirable neighbors," 1886 | |
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| "Treat the nation's wards honestly," 1886 | |
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| "Invigorated old heathen ideas," 1890 | |
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| "The alarming state of things," 1890 | |
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| Yellow Peril: Anti-Asian Animus from Exclusion to Internment | |
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| "The Chinese Police Tax," 1862 | |
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| "Excluded by the term 'white person,'" 1878 | |
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| "No Chinese shall be employed," 1879 | |
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| "The Chinese cannot assimilate with our people," 1884 | |
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| "The ugly abyss of racism," 1944 | |
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| "A grave injustice was done," 1988 | |
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| From Nadir to New Negro: Segregation, Migration, and the New Deal | |
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| "The friendship of the two races," 1895 | |
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| "Why is mob murder permitted," 1909 | |
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| "Heredity is the controlling factor in human development," 1915 | |
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| "We return fighting," 1919 | |
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| "Black people should be given a country of their own," 1923 | |
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| "A new race-spirit is taking place," 1925 | |
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| "To Secure These Rights": From Desegregation to Long, Hot Summers | |
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| "Basic civil rights," 1948 | |
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| "Separate educational facilities are inherently unequal," 1954 | |
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| "The unwarranted decision of the Supreme Court," 1956 | |
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| "Segregation forever," 1963 | |
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| "We are confronted primarily with a moral issue," 1963 | |
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| "The Negro today asks justice," 1963 | |
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| Wounded Knee Again: The New Indian, Reservations, and Casinos | |
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| "The status of the Indians," 1940 | |
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| "No longer a pure ethnic group," 1949 | |
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| "Adequate educational opportunity," 1961 | |
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| "The overriding sovereignty of the United States," 1978 | |
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| "Their own innate sovereignty," 1997 | |
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| "Looking for a person of American Indian descent," 2001 | |
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| "A person's identity as an Indian," 2002 | |
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| Affirmative Action and "Reverse Discrimination" Backlash | |
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| "To encourage by positive measures equal opportunity," 1961 | |
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| "To Fulfill These Rights," 1965 | |
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| "Freedom to marry," 1967 | |
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| "Potential for contribution to educational diversity," 1978 | |
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| "We are just one race here," 1995 | |
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| "It is racial discrimination, plain and simple," 1995 | |
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| "Equals without respect to race or gender," 1999 | |
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| "Educational benefits flow from a diverse student body," 2003 | |
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| Race on Trial in the 1990s | |
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| "I pledge," 1995 | |
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| "The ultimate test of our democracy," 1995 | |
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| "The state shall not discriminate," 1996 | |
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| "A long and tortured road," 1997 | |
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| "Rethinking Racial Identity," 1999 | |
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| "The state shall not classify," 2003 | |
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| At the Border Again? New Immigrants and Old Worries | |
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| "No ground for discussing the discrimination," 1951 | |
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| "Community prejudices are not static," 1954 | |
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| "A change is needed in our laws dealing with immigration," 1965 | |
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| "Yellow Power," 1969 | |
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| "Illegal aliens knowingly defy American laws," 1986 | |
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| "A lack of understanding," 1992 | |
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| Annotated Research Guide | |
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| From Teheran to Baghdad: Facing Race with Arabs and Muslims | |
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| "Not ... fit to ... the right to be admitted a citizen," 1914 | |
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| "The zone of danger," 1994 | |
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| "A new crisis of identity," 1996 | |
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| "Noxious mix of religious bigotry and anti-Muslim demagoguery," 2002 | |
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| "A serious backlash," 2002 | |
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| Annotated Research Guide | |
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| Selected Bibliography | |
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| Index | |