American Africans in Ghana: Black Expatriates and the Civil Rights Era (The John Hope Franklin Series in African American History and Culture)

CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction - Watching the World from Ghana
1 Mapping the Routes to Ghana - Black Modernity, Subjecthood, and Demands for Full Citizenship
2 Richard Wright in Ghana - Black Intellectuals and the Anticolonial Critique of Western Culture
3 Projecting the African Personality - Nkrumah, the Expatriates, and Postindependence Ghana, 1957–1960
4 Pauli Murray in Ghana - The Congo Crisis and an African American Woman’s Dilemma
5 Escape to Ghana - Julian Mayfield and the Radical ‘‘Afros’’
6 Malcolm X in Ghana
7 The Coup
8 After Ghana - Ways of Seeing, Ways of Being
Epilogue - Memory and the Transnational Dimensions of African American Citizenship
Notes
Selected Bibliography
Index