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Thompson-Miller, Ruth,
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Jim Crow's legacy :
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the lasting impact of segregation /
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Ruth Thompson-Miller, Joe R. Feagin, and Leslie H. Picca.
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Lanham ;
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Boulder ;
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New York ;
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London :
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Rowman & Littlefield,
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[2015]
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Perspectives on a multiracial America series.
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"Jim Crow's Legacy shows the lasting impact of segregation on the lives of African Americans who lived through it, as well as its impact on future generations. The book draws on interviews with elderly African American southerners whose stories poignantly show the devastation of racism not only in the past but also in the present."--Back cover.
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1. Introduction : Historical background: slavery and Jim Crow ; Our conceptual approach ; Our research methods and participants ; Outline of chapters -- 2. The reality and impact of Jim Crow : Jim Crow traumas and racial stress: the segregation stress syndrome ; Racially traumatic events: loss of land ; Racially traumatic events: loss of life ; The segregation stress syndrome as collective experience ; The segregation stress syndrome: mistrust of whites ; The segregation stress syndrome: difficult and racialized memories -- 3. Everyday surveillance and racial framing : Denial of one's name ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: denial of necessities ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: more travel restrictions ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: travel restrictions and trains ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: traveling by car ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: major discrimination in stores ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: more discrimination in stores ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: framing Black domestics as criminal -- 4. More surveillance of Black bodies : Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: navigating public spaces ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: learning your "place" ; Surveillance and controlling Black bodies: negative interactions with the police ; The ultimate white control: terroristic lynchings ; Blocking Black access to economic and social capital -- 5. Rape and rape threats: more weapons of white terror : Centuries of slavery and the rape of Black women ; Rape during the Jim Crow era ; Rapes of Black women: Jim Crow's violent sexual reality ; Rapes of children and protective socialization ; Rapes of girls and women: economic dimensions ; The places and perpetrators of rape ; Dissenting whites: individual disadvantages and societal advantages ; The criminal "injustice" system ; Impact on Black gender relations ; Sustained sexual coercion: more community complexities ; Long-term white-black relationships ; Rape's impact: the Black children of white men ; Black resistance to white rapists -- 6. Coping and resistance strategies : Colorism and passing for white ; Passing as coping ; Passing as resisting ; Other coping strategies ; Active resistance: socializing children ; More active resistance: maintaining integrity -- 7. Fifty years later: Jim Crow unwilling to die : Problems in the present, hope for the future ; Persisting white supremacy ; Persisting segregation in public settings ; Failing public school districts ; Differential treatment at work ; Continuing Black surveillance: racial profiling ; Empowering Black children: lessons from Jim Crow ; The case for reparations for Jim Crow oppression.
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Segregation
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United States
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Race relations
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History.
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White people
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United States
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Attitudes.
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African Americans
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Civil rights
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History.
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Racism
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United States
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History.
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