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Cover Title Page Copyright Contents A Community of Souls: An Introduction by Ibram X. Kendi Part One

1619–1624: Arrival by Nikole Hannah-Jones 1624–1629: Africa by Molefi Kete Asante 1629–1634: Whipped for Lying with a Black Woman by Ijeoma Oluo 1634–1639: Tobacco by DaMaris B. Hill 1639–1644: Black Women’s Labor by Brenda E. Stevenson 1644–1649: Anthony Johnson, Colony of Virginia by Maurice Carlos Ruffin 1649–1654: The Black Family by Heather Andrea Williams 1654–1659: Unfree Labor by Nakia D. Parker Poem: "Upon Arrival" by Jericho Brown

Part Two

1659–1664: Elizabeth Keye by Jennifer L. Morgan 1664–1669: The Virginia Law on Baptism by Jemar Tisby 1669–1674: The Royal African Company by David A. Love 1674–1679: Bacon’s Rebellion by Heather C. Mcghee 1679–1684: The Virginia Law That Forbade Bearing Arms; or the Virginia Law That Forbade Armed Self-Defense by Kellie Carter Jackson 1684–1689: The Code Noir by Laurence Ralph 1689–1694: The Germantown Petition Against Slavery by Christopher J. Lebron 1694–1699: The Middle Passage by Mary E. Hicks Poem: "Mama, Where You Keep Your Gun?" by Phillip B. Williams

Part Three

1699–1704: The Selling of Joseph by Brandon R. Byrd 1704–1709: The Virginia Slave Codes by Kai Wright 1709–1714: The Revolt in New York by Herb Boyd 1714–1719: The Slave Market by Sasha Turner 1719–1724: Maroons and Marronage by Sylviane A. Diouf 1724–1729: The Spirituals by Corey D. B. Walker 1729–1734: African Identities by Walter C. Rucker 1734–1739: From Fort Mose to Soul City by Brentin Mock Poem: "Before Revolution" by Morgan Parker

Part Four

1739–1744: The Stono Rebellion by Wesley Lowery 1744–1749: Lucy Terry Prince by Nafissa Thompson-Spires 1749–1754: Race and the Enlightenment by Dorothy E. Roberts 1754–1759: Blackness and Indigeneity by Kyle T. Mays 1759–1764: One Black Boy: The Great Lakes and the Midwest by Tiya Miles 1764–1769: Phillis Wheatley by Alexis Pauline Gumbs 1769–1774: David George by William J. Barber II 1774–1779: The American Revolution by Martha S. Jones Poem: "Not Without Some Instances of Uncommon Cruelty" by Justin Phillip Reed

Part Five

1779–1784: Savannah, Georgia by Daina Ramey Berry 1784–1789: The U.S. Constitution by Donna Brazile 1789–1794: Sally Hemings by Annette Gordon-Reed 1794–1799: The Fugitive Slave Act by Deirdre Cooper Owens 1799–1804: Higher Education by Craig Steven Wilder 1804–1809: Cotton by Kiese Laymon 1809–1814: The Louisiana Rebellion by Clint Smith 1814–1819: Queer Sexuality by Raquel Willis Poem: "Remembering the Albany 3" by Ishmael Reed

Part Six

1819–1824: Denmark Vesey by Robert Jones, Jr. 1824–1829: Freedom’s Journal by Pamela Newkirk 1829–1834: Maria Stewart by Kathryn Sophia Belle 1834–1839: The National Negro Conventions by Eugene Scott 1839–1844: Racial Passing by Allyson Hobbs 1844–1849: James Mccune Smith, M.D. by Harriet A. Washington 1849–1854: Oregon by Mitchell S. Jackson 1854–1859: Dred Scott by john a. powell Poem: "Compromise" by Donika Kelly

Part Seven

1859–1864: Frederick Douglass by Adam Serwer 1864–1869: The Civil War by Jamelle Bouie 1869–1874: Reconstruction by Michael Harriot 1874–1879: Atlanta by Tera W. Hunter 1879–1884: John Wayne Niles by William A. Darity, Jr. 1884–1889: Philadelphia by Kali Nicole Gross 1889–1894: Lynching by Crystal N. Feimster 1894–1899: Plessy V. Ferguson by Blair L. M. Kelley John Wayne Niles Ermias Joseph Asghedom Mahogany L. Browne

Part Eight

1899–1904: Booker T. Washington by Derrick Alridge 1904–1909: Jack Johnson by Howard Bryant 1909–1914: The Black Public Intellectual by Beverly Guy-Sheftall 1914–1919: The Great Migration by Isabel Wilkerson 1919–1924: Red Summer by Michelle Duster 1924–1929: The Harlem Renaissance by Farah Jasmine Griffin 1929–1934: The Great Depression by Robin D. G. Kelley 1934–1939: Zora Neale Hurston by Bernice L. Mcfadden Poem: "Coiled and Unleashed" by Patricia Smith

Part Nine

1939–1944: The Black Soldier by Chad Williams 1944–1949: The Black Left by Russell Rickford 1949–1954: The Road to Brown v. Board of Education by Sherrilyn Ifill 1954–1959: Black Arts by Imani Perry 1959–1964: The Civil Rights Movement by Charles E. Cobb, Jr. 1964–1969: Black Power by Peniel Joseph 1969–1974: Property by Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor 1974–1979: Combahee River Collective by Barbara Smith Poem: "And the Record Repeats" by Chet’la Sebree

Part Ten

1979–1984: The War on Drugs by James Forman, Jr. 1984–1989: The Hip-Hop Generation by Bakari Kitwana 1989–1994: Anita Hill by Salamishah Tillet 1994–1999: The Crime Bill by Angela Y. Davis 1999–2004: The Black Immigrant by Esther Armah 2004–2009: Hurricane Katrina by Deborah Douglas 2009–2014: The Shelby Ruling by Karine Jean-Pierre 2014–2019: Black Lives Matter by Alicia Garza Poem: "American Abecedarian" by Joshua Bennett Conclusion: Our Ancestors’ Wildest Dreams by Keisha N. Blain

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