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 \nThis discerning and scholarly bookanswers these questions by placing theconcept of the New Negro in historicalperspective,especially as it pertains to theCivil Rights movement.At the same time,Wilmoth Carter assesses the role of Negroleadership in the past and today.  \nThe book recalls press accounts of a“ride-in”campaign in Louisville,Kentucky,which ended only when mixed seating waspermitted on streetcars;and of an NAACPconference in Detroit during which 4,000men and women silently marched,carryingbanners protesting race prejudice and call-ing for such matters as equal job oppor-tunities and equal wages.  \nActions of the New Negro?No.TheLouisville“incident”took place in 1871,and the Detroit demonstration in 1921.Dr.Carter makes it clear that the New Negrohas always been with us.Such strategies  \n(continued on back fap)  \nDURHM CITW-COUNTY LEKAH  \nDURIAM.HORTH CAROLINA  \nDISCARDED BYDURHAM COUNTYLIBRARY  \n# THE NEW NEGRO OF THE SOUTH\n\nBy Dr.Carter  \n## The Urban Negro in the South\n\nThe New Negro of the South  \n# The New Negroof\n\nthe South  \n## A Portrait of Movements and Leadership\n\nbyWilmoth A.Carter  \nDirector,Division of Social ScienceShaw University  \nAn Exposition-University Book  \nNew York  \n(     M.NOBTH CAROLTN  \n.45  \n216512  \nEXPOSITION PRESS INC.386 Park Avenue SouthNew York,N.Y.10016  \nFIR ST EDIT IO N  \n◎1967 by Wilmoth A.Carter.All rights reserved,includingthe right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form exceptfor short quotations in critical essays and reviews.  \nManufactured in the United States of AmericaLibrary of Congress Catalog Card No.67-24259EP 45756  \nContents  \nPART ONE  \nWho Is the New Negro?9Incidents of Protest10  \nPART TWO  \nNew Leadership26  \nPART THREE  \nCivil Rights:A Continuous Movement  \nTrends and Regional Shifts  \nThe Hampton-Tuskegee Phase  \nOppositional Phases  \nThe Garveyistic Phase  \nInterracial Phases  \nAdjunct Movements  \nBibliography  \n3 3  \n39  \n41444857  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2022 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/newnegroofsouth0000unse","cbCairknlvq9l94Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairknlvq9l94Z","pdf",3236163,72,"English","# Contents\n## PART ONE\n## Who Is the New Negro?\n## Incidents of Protest\n## PART TWO\n## New Leadership\n## PART THREE\n## Civil Rights: A Continuous Movement\n## Trends and Regional Shifts\n## The Hampton-Tuskegee Phase\n## Oppositional Phases\n## The Garveyistic Phase\n## Interracial Phases\n## Adjunct Movements\n## Bibliography","[{\"question\":\"What questions does the book ask about the New Negro?\",\"answer\":\"It asks what the “New Negro” is, how new he is, and whether the New Negro of the South differs from New Negroes in other regions or exists outside the South.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Carter explain the New Negro’s presence over time?\",\"answer\":\"Carter argues the New Negro has always been with us, linking later civil-rights-era developments to earlier incidents such as those in Louisville (1871) and Detroit (1921).\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of actions and goals are highlighted in the book?\",\"answer\":\"The text recalls protest actions and marches, including campaigns seeking mixed seating and conference demands such as equal job opportunities and equal wages.\"}]","The New Negro of the South - A Portrait of Movements and Leadership | PDF",111]