… The Bush negroes who grew up as a … the world is for him to turn his strong arms and sturdy
legs, his fine sight, subtle hearing, deft fingers, and rapidly-developed brain to the making of …

… In summary, the Negroes who came to the New World varied widely in physical type and
ways of life, but there were many common patterns of culture. Whatever the type of state, the …

… The concretion would be forged by the black man; the "New Negro" would be the newest …
explanation characterizes the marginal position of the New Negroes: 'what we have thought …

… As Premdas, Balibar, and Wallerstein point out, such racism has become endemic to
nation-states around the globe as we forge into the twenty-first century.3 New World black …

… These Old and New Negroes formed an unstable yet productive dialectic that engendered
ideas about race, realism, and stereotype—ideas that would inform the work of writers and …

… of the New World. Helps says: "Very early in the history of the American Continent there are
circumstances to show that Negroes were gradually entering into that part of the New World. …

The Making of New World Slavery argues that independent commerce, geared to burgeoning
consumer markets, was the driving force behind the rise of plantation slavery. The baroque …

… these meanings briefly as an introduction to my discussion. … ancestors, these New Negroes
demanded that their rights as … from commanding effectively, thus making mandatory, in …

… As Baldwin points out in his deft introduction, the new scholarship explores in greater depth
… as the forging of a New Negro. 7 At the turn of the twentieth century, New Negroes largely …

… For Hurston, making visible the process of collecting folklore … New Negroes were modernists
because of their willingness … school of anthropology, introducing new ideas about cultural …