دانلود کتاب Southern Horrors and Other Writings: The Anti-Lynching Campaign of Ida B. Wells, 1892-1900

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Cover\nInside Front Cover\nHalf Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nForeword\nPreface\n A Note on the Documents\n Acknowledgments\nContents\nIllustrations\nPart One Introduction: Equity and Justice for All\n A Lynching At the Curve\n A Short Overview of Lynching\n The Response of the African American Community\n A Pathway to Activism\n The 1878 Yellow Fever Epidemic\n A Turn toward Sociopolitical Action\n Women\'s Sphere\n The Black Clubwomen\'s Movement\n The Case According to Wells\n The Power of Her Pen\n The Wells Campaign as a National Cause\n Two British Tours\n Neither Victory nor Defeat\n Making a Difference\nPart Two The Documents\n Southern Horrors: Lynch Law in All Its Phases\n Preface\n Hon. Fred. Douglass\'s Letter\n Chapter I. The Offense\n Chapter II. The Black and White of It\n Chapter III. The New Cry\n Chapter IV. The Malicious and Untruthful White Press\n Chapter V. The South\'s Position\n Chapter VI. Self Help\n A Red Record\n Preface\n Contents\n Chapter I. The Case States\n Chapter II. Lynch Law Statistics\n Chapter III. Lynching Imbeciles\n Chapter IV. Lynching of Innocent Men\n Chapter V. Lynched for Anything or Nothing\n Chapter VI. History of Some Cases of Rape\n Chapter VII. The Crusade Justified\n Chapter VIII. Miss Willard\'s Attitude\n Chapter IX. Lynching Record for 1894\n Chapter X. The Remedy\n Excerpt from Crusade for Justice: The Autobiography of Ida B. Wells\n Chapter 10. The Homesick Exile\n Chapter 11. Light from the Human Torch\n Chapter 12. through England and Scotland\n Chapter 13. Breaking the Silent Indifference\n Chapter 14. An Indiscreet Letter\n Chapter 15. Final Days in London\nA Wells Chronology (1862-1931)\nQuestions for Consideration\nSelected Bibliography\n By and About Ida B. Wells\n Lynching\n Post-Civil War History\n Women\'s History\n Selected Websites\nIndex\nBack Cover