Blood Relations: Caribbean Immigrants and the Harlem Community, 1900–1930

by Irma Watkins-Owens

Paperback, 1996

Publication

Indiana University Press (1996), 256 pages

Series

Blacks in the Diaspora (1996)

ISBN

0253210488 / 9780253210487

Tags

City : USA New York Harlem, West Indians in North American

Collection

🏛️ Open Libraries

Notes

https://archive.org/details/bloodrelationsca0000watk

Introduction: Intraracial ethnicity in Harlem, 1900-1930 --
Panama Silver meets Jim Crow --
"On to Harlem" --
Churches, benevolent associations, and ethnicity --
Politics and the struggle for autonomy --
Stepladder to community --
Marcus Garvey: "Negro subject of Great Britain" --
Ethnic and race enterprise --
The underground entrepreneur --
Harlem writers and intraracial ethnicity --
Conclusion: Blood relations in the black metropolis

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