Blacks in Political Office

Each volume in the Lucent Library of Black History examines an event or time period of particular significance in African American history. Every effort is made to place the events under discussion in context, so that readers will understand the connection between black history and the broad sweep of America's story. Each chapter contains sidebars that highlight relevant personalities and events. Numerous photos and illustrations help illuminate and support the text. Complete documentation of all quotes and annotated bibliographies enhance the value of these books as a research tool for students. Book jacket.

Foreword	p. 6
Introduction: From Slavery to Public Office	p. 8
The First Black Political Officials	p. 12
Blacks Lose, Then Regain, Political Power	p. 25
Blacks Govern Their Hometowns	p. 37
Blacks Govern Their States	p. 49
Blacks Write Laws for the Entire Nation	p. 61
Black Appointed Officials Also Govern	p. 73
Epilogue: Black Officials Still Face Racism	p. 85
Notes	p. 89
Chronology	p. 95
For More Information	p. 97
Index	p. 98
Picture Credits	p. 103
About the Author	p. 104
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