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La collection Scott : la communauté noire du Minnesota dans les années 50, 60 et 70

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État
Entièrement neuf: Un livre neuf, non lu, non utilisé et en parfait état, sans aucune page manquante ...
ISBN
9781681340609
Publication Year
2018
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Book Title
Scott Collection : Minnesota's Black Community in the '50s, '60s, and '70s
Illustrator
Yes
Author
Walter R. Scott Sr.
Item Length
11 in
Publisher
Minnesota Historical Society Press
Genre
History, Social Science
Topic
United States / State & Local / MidWest (IA, Il, in, Ks, Mi, MN, Mo, Nd, Ne, Oh, Sd, Wi), Ethnic Studies / African American Studies
Item Width
8.5 in
Number of Pages
504 Pages

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In the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, Minneapolis resident Walter R. Scott produced a series of books profiling the African American community of the Twin Cities. The people and stories presented in the three original volumes Centennial Edition of the Minneapolis Beacon (1956), Minneapolis Negro Profile (1968), and Minnesota's Black Community (1976) reflect a vibrant community of businesspeople, artists, educators, athletes, and other public figures while providing an intimate look at everyday life in black homes, schools, neighborhoods, and businesses. The Scott Collection brings back into print these fascinating documents of African American life and history in the Twin Cities. The original photos and profiles are supplemented with introductory essays that put Scott's work into context and shed light on what the images and descriptions from the time reveal about Minnesota's diverse populations then and now. The collection offers a "pictorial resume of the black community, its achievements, and its goals" and a fascinating window into particular moments in time."

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Minnesota Historical Society Press
ISBN-10
1681340607
ISBN-13
9781681340609
eBay Product ID (ePID)
236932642

Product Key Features

Book Title
Scott Collection : Minnesota's Black Community in the '50s, '60s, and '70s
Author
Walter R. Scott Sr.
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
United States / State & Local / MidWest (IA, Il, in, Ks, Mi, MN, Mo, Nd, Ne, Oh, Sd, Wi), Ethnic Studies / African American Studies
Publication Year
2018
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
History, Social Science
Number of Pages
504 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
11 in
Item Width
8.5 in

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
E185.93.M55s36 2018
Preface by
Scott, Chaunda L.
Reviews
"The Scott Collection is an exemplary piece of Minnesota historical research that features successful African American trailblazers in action."The Honorable James F. Cannon and Lois E. Cannon"The Scott Collection highlights the essence and footprints of Minnesota's thriving black community that had never been captured before."Charles E. Crutchfield Sr., MD"Mr. Scott was one of the great journalists who was part of the Black Journalists Historical Association. He was also a great visionary who had the knowledge, skills, and ability to chronicle the history of twentieth-century African Americans prospering in Minnesota so that current and future generations could be inspired by their legacy."Ronald A. Edwards, historian"Walter R. Scott, a prolific journalist, created a body of captivating African American history and culture in Minnesota. I applaud and appreciate his reflective and connective African American literary work."Mahmoud El-Kati, historian"I remember Walter Scott going around the community gathering photographs for his books that showcased Minnesota's black community in a positive light. His historic books served to lift up the black community in Minnesota in past decades, and they continue to do so presently."Wayne Glanton, retired general contractor"The Scott Collection is an extraordinary body of work chronicling Minnesota's African American pioneers. These phenomenal books beautifully display untold stories and history and are a must have for Minnesotans and Americans of all backgrounds."Gary D. Hines, founder and director of Sounds of Blackness"Walter R. Scott's work is significant for educating people about the many successful African Americans residing in Minnesota during the twentieth century. His books remind us in the African American community that it is critical that we write and record our history so that it gets communicated correctly. Moreover, his research models that African Americans have much to share with the world."Dr. Josie Johnson, civil rights activist"Having known the Scott family for many years, we are looking forward to the rebirth of The Scott Collection. These books superbly highlight and commend the accomplishments of African American men and women pioneers in Minnesota."David G. and Sandra Peake, attorneys at law"As an African American community we should be thankful that Walter Scott had the foresight to document the history of our predecessors in Minnesota through his original and renowned publications that highlight and confirm the value of African American history."Frank White, author of They Played for the Love of the Game: Untold Stories of Black Baseball in Minnesota"Before Walter Scott's publications, it was easy to believe that there weren't any black people making significant contributions to life and well-being in Minneapolis. Walter was relentless in his efforts to publicize that black people living in the city were contributing to their community. His books helped bring visibility to Minneapolis's black citizens."Theartrice Williams, former executive director of the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center"An adaptation of a poem by Langston Hughes will forever remind me of my friend Walter Scott, who was an advocate and pioneer in the advancement of African Americans in the state of Minnesota. He chronicled and recorded their efforts and left a legacy for generations to come to remember those from whence they came and what they did for them to be where they are today. So, to Walter Scott I say:'He,In the dark,Found lightBrighter than many ever see.He,Within himself,Found loveliness,Through the soul's own mastery.And now the world receivesFrom his dower:The message of the strengthOf inner power.'To my friend Walter Scott: You will always be remembered."Alvin Riley, "The Scott Collection is an exemplary piece of Minnesota historical research that features successful African American trailblazers in action."The Honorable James F. Cannon and Lois E. Cannon "The Scott Collection highlights the essence and footprints of Minnesota's thriving black community that had never been captured before."Charles E. Crutchfield Sr.:MD "Mr. Scott was one of the great journalists who was part of the Black Journalists Historical Association. He was also a great visionary who had the knowledge:skills:and ability to chronicle the history of twentieth-century African Americans prospering in Minnesota so that current and future generations could be inspired by their legacy."Ronald A. Edwards:historian "Walter R. Scott:a prolific journalist:created a body of captivating African American history and culture in Minnesota. I applaud and appreciate his reflective and connective African American literary work."Mahmoud El-Kati:historian "I remember Walter Scott going around the community gathering photographs for his books that showcased Minnesota's black community in a positive light. His historic books served to lift up the black community in Minnesota in past decades:and they continue to do so presently."Wayne Glanton:retired general contractor "The Scott Collection is an extraordinary body of work chronicling Minnesota's African American pioneers. These phenomenal books beautifully display untold stories and history and are a must have for Minnesotans and Americans of all backgrounds."Gary D. Hines:founder and director of Sounds of Blackness "Walter R. Scott's work is significant for educating people about the many successful African Americans residing in Minnesota during the twentieth century. His books remind us in the African American community that it is critical that we write and record our history so that it gets communicated correctly. Moreover:his research models that African Americans have much to share with the world."Dr. Josie Johnson:civil rights activist "Having known the Scott family for many years:we are looking forward to the rebirth of The Scott Collection. These books superbly highlight and commend the accomplishments of African American men and women pioneers in Minnesota."David G. and Sandra Peake:attorneys at law "As an African American community we should be thankful that Walter Scott had the foresight to document the history of our predecessors in Minnesota through his original and renowned publications that highlight and confirm the value of African American history."Frank White:author of They Played for the Love of the Game: Untold Stories of Black Baseball in Minnesota "Before Walter Scott's publications:it was easy to believe that there weren't any black people making significant contributions to life and well-being in Minneapolis. Walter was relentless in his efforts to publicize that black people living in the city were contributing to their community. His books helped bring visibility to Minneapolis's black citizens."Theartrice Williams:former executive director of the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center "An adaptation of a poem by Langston Hughes will forever remind me of my friend Walter Scott:who was an advocate and pioneer in the advancement of African Americans in the state of Minnesota. He chronicled and recorded their efforts and left a legacy for generations to come to remember those from whence they came and what they did for them to be where they are today. So:to Walter Scott I say:'He,In the dark,Found lightBrighter than many ever see.He,Within himself,Found loveliness,Through the soul's own mastery.And now the world receivesFrom his dower:The message of the strengthOf inner power.'To my friend Walter Scott: You will always be remembered."Alvin Riley, "The Scott Collection is an exemplary piece of Minnesota historical research that features successful African American trailblazers in action."The Honorable James F. Cannon and Lois E. Cannon "The Scott Collection highlights the essence and footprints of Minnesota's thriving black community that had never been captured before."Charles E. Crutchfield Sr., MD "Mr. Scott was one of the great journalists who was part of the Black Journalists Historical Association. He was also a great visionary who had the knowledge, skills, and ability to chronicle the history of twentieth-century African Americans prospering in Minnesota so that current and future generations could be inspired by their legacy."Ronald A. Edwards, historian "Walter R. Scott, a prolific journalist, created a body of captivating African American history and culture in Minnesota. I applaud and appreciate his reflective and connective African American literary work."Mahmoud El-Kati, historian "I remember Walter Scott going around the community gathering photographs for his books that showcased Minnesota's black community in a positive light. His historic books served to lift up the black community in Minnesota in past decades, and they continue to do so presently."Wayne Glanton, retired general contractor "The Scott Collection is an extraordinary body of work chronicling Minnesota's African American pioneers. These phenomenal books beautifully display untold stories and history and are a must have for Minnesotans and Americans of all backgrounds."Gary D. Hines, founder and director of Sounds of Blackness "Walter R. Scott's work is significant for educating people about the many successful African Americans residing in Minnesota during the twentieth century. His books remind us in the African American community that it is critical that we write and record our history so that it gets communicated correctly. Moreover, his research models that African Americans have much to share with the world."Dr. Josie Johnson, civil rights activist "Having known the Scott family for many years, we are looking forward to the rebirth of The Scott Collection. These books superbly highlight and commend the accomplishments of African American men and women pioneers in Minnesota."David G. and Sandra Peake, attorneys at law "As an African American community we should be thankful that Walter Scott had the foresight to document the history of our predecessors in Minnesota through his original and renowned publications that highlight and confirm the value of African American history."Frank White, author of They Played for the Love of the Game: Untold Stories of Black Baseball in Minnesota "Before Walter Scott's publications, it was easy to believe that there weren't any black people making significant contributions to life and well-being in Minneapolis. Walter was relentless in his efforts to publicize that black people living in the city were contributing to their community. His books helped bring visibility to Minneapolis's black citizens."Theartrice Williams, former executive director of the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center "An adaptation of a poem by Langston Hughes will forever remind me of my friend Walter Scott, who was an advocate and pioneer in the advancement of African Americans in the state of Minnesota. He chronicled and recorded their efforts and left a legacy for generations to come to remember those from whence they came and what they did for them to be where they are today. So, to Walter Scott I say:'He,In the dark,Found lightBrighter than many ever see.He,Within himself,Found loveliness,Through the soul's own mastery.And now the world receivesFrom his dower:The message of the strengthOf inner power.'To my friend Walter Scott: You will always be remembered."Alvin Riley
Table of Content
Foreword by Dr. William D. GreenPreface by Mark McCormack-ScottIntroduction by Dr. Chaunda L. Scott and Anthony R. ScottCentennial Edition of the Minneapolis Beacon (1956)Minneapolis Negro Profile (1968)Minnesota's Black Community (1976)
Copyright Date
2018
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2017-053896

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