The New Negro and the Ideological Origins of the Integrationist Movement.

Butler, Johnella; Marable, Manning

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Publication Date: 1975

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The New Negro and the Ideological Origins of the Integrationist Movement

Butler, Johnella; Marable, Manning

Journal of Ethnic Studies, 2, 4, 47-55, W 75

Notes that the Negro Renaissance literature and the ideology of militant integrationists of the 1920s formed the basis of the first organized, large-scale movement for assimilation. (Author/AM)

Descriptors: Black Culture, Black Influences, Black Literature, Blacks, History, Minority Groups, Racial Integration, Social Action, Social Change, Social History

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