ISBN:
9781611321807
,
9781611321814
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
287 Seiten
DDC:
305.896
Schlagwort(e):
Blacks Social conditions
;
Race relations
;
Pan-Africanism
;
Africa Relations
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Du Bois, William E. B. 1868-1963
;
Afrika
;
Panafrikanismus
Beschreibung / Inhaltsverzeichnis:
To the nations of the worldThe color line belts the world -- A day in Africa -- The first Universal Races Congress -- Africa -- The African roots of the war -- The Negro's fatherland -- The future of Africa -- Africa II -- French and Spanish -- Race pride -- Pan-Africa -- To the world -- A second journey to Pan-Africa -- Africa for the Africans -- Back to Africa -- On migrating to Africa -- Kenya -- Africa: January 1, 1924 -- The place, the people -- African manners -- Italy and Abyssinia -- Liberia -- The Pan-African Congresses -- Africa-its place in modern history -- Pan Africa and new racial philosophy -- The future of world democracy -- What is Africa to me? -- The disenfranchised colonies -- The rape of Africa -- Suez -- Ghana calls -- Independent movements in Africa -- Pan-Africanism: a mission in my life -- Africa awakened -- Lenin and Africa -- Introduction to Nkrumah's address to the United Nations, September 1960 -- Report to the Ghana Academy of Sciences -- Greetings to the world from Africa -- First International Congress of Africanists.
Beschreibung / Inhaltsverzeichnis:
To the nations of the world -- The color line belts the world -- A day in Africa -- The first Universal Races Congress -- Africa -- The African roots of the war -- The Negro's fatherland -- The future of Africa -- Africa II -- French and Spanish -- Race pride -- Pan-Africa -- To the world -- A second journey to Pan-Africa -- Africa for the Africans -- Back to Africa -- On migrating to Africa -- Kenya -- Africa: January 1, 1924 -- The place, the people -- African manners -- Italy and Abyssinia -- Liberia -- The Pan-African Congresses -- Africa-its place in modern history -- Pan Africa and new racial philosophy -- The future of world democracy -- What is Africa to me? -- The disenfranchised colonies -- The rape of Africa -- Suez -- Ghana calls -- Independent movements in Africa -- Pan-Africanism: a mission in my life -- Africa awakened -- Lenin and Africa -- Introduction to Nkrumah's address to the United Nations, September 1960 -- Report to the Ghana Academy of Sciences -- Greetings to the world from Africa -- First International Congress of Africanists.
Anmerkung:
Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 273-278
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