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<p><p><b>manning The Race</b> Explores How African American Men Have Been Marketed, Embodied, And Imaged For The Purposes Of Racial Advancement During The Early Decades Of The Twentieth Century. Marlon Ross Provides An Intellectual History Of Both Famous And Lesser-known Men Who Have Served&#151;controversially&#151;as Models And Foils For Black Masculine Competence.<p> <p>ross Examines A Host Of Early Twentieth-century Cultural Sites Where Black Masculinity Struggles Against Jim Crow&#58; The Mobilization Of The New Negro; The Sexual Politics Of Autobiography In The Post-emancipation Generation; The Emergence Of Black Male Sociology; Sexual Rivalry And Networking In Biracial Uplift Institutions; Negro Renaissance Arts Patronage; And The Sexual Construction Of The Black Urban Folk Novel. Focusing On The Overlooked Dynamics Of Symbolic Fraternity, Intimate Friendship, And Erotic Bonding Within And Across Gender, <b>manning The Race</b> Is The First Book To Integrate Same-sexuality Into The Cultural History Of Black Manhood. By Approaching Black Manhood As A Culturally Contested Arena, This Important New Work Reveals The Changing Meanings And Enactments Of Race, Gender, Nation, And S

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Author

Marlon Bryan Ross, Marlon B. Ross

Publisher

New York University Press

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9780814775639

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Sociology, History, Literary Fiction