Keyphrases
2012 Presidential Election
17%
20th Century
24%
Africa
21%
African American
37%
African Diaspora
29%
American Communism
20%
Anti-communism
17%
Black Feminism
26%
Black Liberation
20%
Black Masculinity
17%
Black Power
21%
Black Queer Theory
17%
Black Radicalism
31%
Black Women
80%
Chicago
21%
Cleveland
21%
Cold War
22%
Cold War Culture
17%
Cold War Politics
17%
Communism
28%
Communist
17%
Communist Movement
17%
Communist Party
20%
Diasporic
45%
Diasporic Midwest
51%
Early Cold War
17%
Esther
37%
Female Domestic Workers
37%
Feminism
77%
Free Movement
17%
Garveyism
80%
Grassroots
21%
Jim Crow Segregation
17%
Malcolm X
25%
Midwest
37%
Nationalist
18%
Ohio
21%
Pan-Africanism
18%
People of Color
59%
Politics
37%
Popular Front
34%
Queen Mother
22%
Self-determination
17%
Sojourn
38%
Sojourners
17%
State Propaganda
17%
Trade Unionism
34%
Transnational
17%
Universal Negro Improvement Association
65%
Urban History
17%
Arts and Humanities
1920s
28%
1970s
16%
African diaspora
12%
Alabama
8%
American Heartland
8%
American Historians
8%
American Politics
17%
Barack Obama
17%
Black nationalism
17%
Black power
21%
Black Radicalism
14%
Bohemians
8%
Canada
17%
Chicago
21%
Cleveland
21%
Cold War
34%
Communist
54%
Decolonization
8%
Early Twentieth-century
8%
era
11%
Foreign Policy
11%
Garveyism
80%
Human Rights
17%
Intellectuals
14%
Legacy
33%
Liberation
28%
Liberia
8%
Libya
8%
Malcolm X
25%
Mali
8%
Marcus Garvey
16%
Nationalists
18%
Negroes
100%
Oral History
8%
Pan-Africanism
18%
Popular Front
17%
Presidential Election
17%
Queen Mother
22%
Red
17%
Self-Determination
17%
Tradition
10%
Transnational
33%
Travellers
8%
Trinidad and Tobago
8%
Truth
17%
Twentieth Century
24%
Unionism
17%
unrest
8%
Violent Extremism
17%
Western Africa
17%