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Whittington B. Johnson

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University of Miami

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History

Whittington B. Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Miami.

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african american studies american studies history social history colonialism critical race theory economic history business history labour economics global history interdisciplinary history industrial revolution black politics black experience promising years black labor anthropology business social justice race caribbean studies african identity early republic ethnic studies urban history business studies racial studies race relations settler colonialism oppression historical methodology early american literature nonviolent transformation free society jr. black business black metropolis robert e. weems georgia press timothy james lockley lowcountry georgia american revolution american identity ethnicity black community

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Timothy James Lockley. Italic Lines in the Sand: Race and Class in Lowcountry Georgia, 1750–1860 /Italic. Athens: University of Georgia Press. 2001. Pp. XVIII, 280. $45.00. The American Historical Review (2002)

historytimothy james lockleygeorgia pressinterdisciplinary historyamerican studiessocial historycritical race theorylowcountry georgiaafrican american studiesearly american literaturehistorical methodology

Race Relations in the Bahamas, 1784-1834: The Nonviolent Transformation From a Slave to a Free Society. Choice Reviews Online (2000)

racefree societyglobal historyearly republicnonviolent transformationsocial justiceafrican identityhistoryrace relationsethnic studiescolonialisminterdisciplinary historyoppressionanthropologysocial historyamerican studiesafrican american studiessettler colonialismracial studiescaribbean studies

Robert E. Weems, Jr. Black Business in the Black Metropolis: The Chicago Metropolitan Assurance Company, 1925–1985. (Blacks in the Diaspora.) Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 1996. Pp. XVII, 158. $35.00. The American Historical Review (1997)

jr. black businessbusiness studiesrobert e. weemsamerican studiesblack metropolisbusinessafrican american studieseconomic historypublic historybusiness history

The Promising Years, 1750-1830: The Emergence of Black Labor and Business.. The William and Mary Quarterly (1995)

historyindustrial revolutionblack experiencecolonialismsocial historycritical race theoryamerican studiesblack politicsglobal historypromising yearslabour economicsafrican american studiesblack laboreconomic historybusiness history

The Promising Years, 1750-1830: The Emergence of Black Labor and Business. Journal of the Early Republic (1993)

historyindustrial revolutionurban historyblack experiencecolonialismsocial historycritical race theoryamerican studiesblack politicspromising yearslabour economicsafrican american studiesblack laboreconomic historybusiness history

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Whittington B. Johnson

Professor

University of Miami

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

History

Whittington B. Johnson is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Miami.

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University of Miami

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Race Relations in the Bahamas, 1784-1834: The Nonviolent Transformation From a Slave to a Free Society. Choice Reviews Online (2000)

jr. black businessbusiness studiesrobert e. weemsamerican studiesblack metropolisbusinessafrican american studieseconomic historypublic historybusiness history

The Promising Years, 1750-1830: The Emergence of Black Labor and Business.. The William and Mary Quarterly (1995)

The Promising Years, 1750-1830: The Emergence of Black Labor and Business. Journal of the Early Republic (1993)

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