Stamped From the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America (98 page)

teaching career,
276–277

The Philadelphia Negro
,
283

The Souls of Black Folk
,
291–294

UN Charter,
351

Williams’s
History of the Negro Race
,
267–268

women’s suffrage,
304

World War I Black soldiers,
312–314

dual-evolution theory,
353–354
,
431–432

Dudley, Thomas U.,
265

Dukakis, Michael,
441–442

Duke, David,
445–446

Duke University,
486–487

Dunning School of Reconstruction history,
286–287
,
332

Dusk of Dawn
(Du Bois),
336

dysesthesia,
185

Dyson, Eric,
480–481
,
494

Ebonics,
170–171
,
471–473

economic depression,
253
,
332–333

economic hierarchy,
39–41
,
64
,
66–67
,
126–127
,
131–132
,
141–142
,
145

Edmundson, William,
51–52

education

Angela Davis and,
208–209
,
381–382
,
418

banning affirmative action,
465–466

Black Studies,
407–408
,
442–443

colonial colleges,
16–18
,
64

Cotton Mather,
54–55

Ebonics,
471–473

economic discrimination increasing with,
370

Ghana, Mali, and Songhay empires,
19–20

Harlem Renaissance,
323–324

Hayes underwriting Black education,
272

historically Black colleges and universities,
243–244
,
323–324

Little Rock Nine,
367

measuring intelligence,
456–457

multiculturalism,
469–470

of Du Bois,
267–268
,
271–272
,
276

of Phillis Wheatley,
93–94

public funding for Black education,
3
,
208–209

Reconstruction,
237

Regents v. Bakke
,
425–426
,
428–429

standardized testing threatening racial parity,
479–480

studying and exhibiting uncultivated Barbarians,
95–96

William Lloyd Garrison,
162–163

educational persuasion,
503–506
,
508–509

Egypt,
182

Eisenhower, Dwight David,
361
,
367

Elder, Larry,
486

elections and election campaigns,
476–477

ballot box stuffing in the South,
258

banning affirmative action,
465–466

Black suffrage as issue,
244–245

Civil Rights Act and LBJ,
387–388

civil rights activists,
369

Clinton nomination,
450–451

fears of Black rapists skewing Republican support,
441–442

Horace Greeley’s candidacy,
252

impact of
The Bell Curve
on,
457–458

Jefferson’s loss to Adams,
129

Jimmy Carter,
424–425

midterm elections of 1866,
242

presidential election of 1852,
197–198

presidential election of 1860,
212

Strom Thurmond,
356

The Tragic Era
,
330–331

voter suppression,
476–477
,
481

Elkins, Stanley,
366

Ellis, Havelock,
257
,
280

emancipation,
164–165
,
168–169
,
174
,
176
,
178
,
181
,
227–229
,
231

Emancipation Proclamation,
220–222
,
227–228

Enforcement Acts,
249–250

England.
See
Britain

English Civil War,
39–40

Enlightenment,
7
,
79–82
,
84–85
,
90–91
,
93–94
,
148

entertainment industry,
449
,
451
,
465

equal opportunity,
425–426
,
503–504

An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding
(Locke),
50

An Essay on the Inequality of the Human Races
(Gobineau),
198

Essay on Universal History
(Voltaire),
84

Essays for the Black Silent Majority
(McWhorter),
473–474

ethnic racism,
6
,
83–84
,
358–359
,
444

eugenics,
3
,
210–211
,
301–302
,
310–311
,
319–321
,
353–354

exceptionalism, American,
68–69
,
481
,
490–491

exhibition of Blacks,
124
,
137–139
,
170–171
,
182–183

Exodusters,
260

explorers, European,
31–36

extension of slavery,
181
,
186
,
214–215

extinction of Blacks,
168
,
210–211
,
281–282
,
329

extraordinary Negros,
96–97
,
101
,
121–123
,
440–441

The Family: Preserving America’s Future
(Bauer),
439

Fanon, Franz,
402–403

Farrakhan, Louis,
462–463

Fatal Invention
(Roberts),
475–476

Faubus, Orval,
367

Fauset, Jessie,
323

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI),
411
,
413

Federal Elections Bill,
272–273

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA),
484

The Female Offender
(Lombroso),
257

feminists and feminism,
246–247
,
353
,
408–409
,
419–420
,
446
,
461–462

Ferris, William,
317–318

Fetchit, Stepin,
334

Fifteenth Amendment,
241–242
,
245–247
,
272

“Fight the Power” (song),
443

film production,
413–414
,
446–447
,
451

Finley, Robert,
145–146
,
148

The Fire Next Time
(Baldwin),
382

First Great Awakening,
75–76

Fisk University,
267–268
,
323–324

Florida, voter suppression in,
476–477

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf
(Shange),
419–420

Force Bill,
272–273

Ford, Gerald,
418
,
424–425

Forrest, Nathan Bedford,
249

Fortune, T. Thomas,
264–265

Fox, George,
48

France,
111–113
,
131–132
,
139
,
198

Franklin, Benjamin,
72–73
,
80–81
,
96–97
,
103
,
107–108
,
121

Franklin, John Hope,
353

Franklin Institute,
188–189

Frazier, E. Franklin,
342–343
,
345
,
350
,
354
,
366–367

Frazier, Garrison,
230–231

Free Soilers,
186–188
,
238–239
,
244