Toms, coons, mulattoes, mammies, and bucks : an interpretive history of Blacks in American films
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xxv, 454 pages : 23 cm
Includes index
Preface to the fourth edition -- Introduction -- Black beginnings: from Uncle Tom's cabin to The birth of a nation -- Into the 1920s: the jesters -- The 1930s: the servants -- The interlude: Black-market cinema -- The 1940s: the entertainers, the new Negroes, and the problem people -- The 1950s: Black stars -- The 1960s: problem people into militants -- The 1970s: bucks and a Black movie boom -- The 1980s: Black superstars and the era of tan -- The 1990s: new stars, new filmmakers, and a new African American cinema
Includes index
Preface to the fourth edition -- Introduction -- Black beginnings: from Uncle Tom's cabin to The birth of a nation -- Into the 1920s: the jesters -- The 1930s: the servants -- The interlude: Black-market cinema -- The 1940s: the entertainers, the new Negroes, and the problem people -- The 1950s: Black stars -- The 1960s: problem people into militants -- The 1970s: bucks and a Black movie boom -- The 1980s: Black superstars and the era of tan -- The 1990s: new stars, new filmmakers, and a new African American cinema
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