Charles S. Johnson : Leadership Beyond the Veil in the Age of Jim Crow

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Summary

A compelling biography of a key figure of the Harlem Renaissance, an eminent Chicago-trained sociologist, and a pioneering race relations leader.

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Foreword by David Levering Lewis	ix
Acknowledgments	xiii
Chapter 1 From Bristol to Nashville	1	(10)
Chapter 2 From Riot to Renaissance	11	(20)
Chapter 3 The Mentor: Robert E. Park	31	(18)
Chapter 4 The Park-Johnson Model	49	(12)
Chapter 5 The Johnson Model	61	(10)
Chapter 6 Park to Johnson to Myrdal	71	(8)
Chapter 7 Internationalism: Between the World Wars	79	(14)
Chapter 8 The Department of Social Sciences	93	(16)
Chapter 9 Beyond the Classroom: Service Intellectual	109	(16)
Chapter 10 The Publications	125	(16)
Chapter 11 The Best of Booker T. Washington	141	(14)
Chapter 12 The Rest of Booker T. Washington	155	(14)
Chapter 13 The Department of Race Relations: Confronting de facto Segregation	169	(14)
Chapter 14 The Race Relations Institutes: Confronting de jure Segregation	183	(18)
Chapter 15 Internationalism: World War II and the Cold War	201	(12)
Chapter 16 Conflict over Fisk Leadership	213	(14)
Chapter 17 The Basic College: Nurturing Scholars and Leaders	227	(10)
Chapter 18 The Red Scare Hits Home	237	(12)
Chapter 19 Solomon on the Cumberland	249	(8)
Epilogue	257	(2)
Appendix I. Interviews Conducted in Preparation of the Text	259	(2)
Appendix II. Books Authored by Charles S. Johnson	261	(2)
Appendix III. Manuscript Collection Used in Text	263	(2)
Notes	265	(46)
Index	311