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- Lusane, Clarence
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- 9780872868854
- Book Title
- Twenty Dollars and Change : Harriet Tubman and the Ongoing Fight for Racial Justice and Democracy
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- City Lights
- Publication Year
- 2022
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- Trade Paperback
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- English
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- Business & Economics, History
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- Finance / General, African American
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- 16.9 Oz
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- 424 Pages
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Twenty Dollars and Change places Harriet Tubman's life and legacy in a long tradition of resistance, illuminating the ongoing struggle to realize a democracy in which her emancipatory vision prevails. America is in the throes of a historic reckoning with racism, with the battle for control over official narratives at ground zero. Across the country, politicians, city councils, and school boards are engaged in a highly polarized debate about whose accomplishments should be recognized, and whose point of view should be included in the telling of America's history. In Twenty Dollars and Change, political scientist Clarence Lusane, author of the acclaimed The , writes from a basic premise: Racist historical narratives and pervasive social inequities are inextricably linked--changing one can transform the other. Taking up the debate over the future of the twenty-dollar bill, Lusane uses the question of Harriet Tubman vs. Andrew Jackson as a lens through which to view the current state of our nation's ongoing reckoning with the legacies of slavery and foundational white supremacy. He places the struggle to confront unjust social conditions in direct connection with the push to transform our public symbols, making it plain that any choice of whose life deserves to be remembered and honored is a direct reflection of whose basic rights are deemed worthy of protection, and whose are not. "Engaging and insightful, Twenty Dollars and Change illuminates the grassroots effort to have our national currency reflect the diversity of America and all of its citizens--those ordinary and extraordinary people who have stood up and demanded freedom, equality and justice. A must read!"--Kate Clifford Larson, author of Bound for the Promised Land: Harriet Tubman, Portrait of an American Hero
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City Lights
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Twenty Dollars and Change : Harriet Tubman and the Ongoing Fight for Racial Justice and Democracy
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Trade Paperback
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English
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Finance / General, African American
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2022
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Business & Economics, History
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424 Pages
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Item Length
8in
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1.1in
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5.5in
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Reviews
"Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be." --Kali Holloway, columnist for the The Nation and The Daily Beast (from the foreword) "In this trailblazing study, Dr. Lusane builds an irrefutable case that justice in representation goes hand in hand with justice in policy. . . . Urgent and inspiring."--Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women on 20s" "Twenty Dollars and Change offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. . . . A must read." --Barbara Ransby, author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. . . . Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."--Congresswoman Karen Bass "Clarence Lusane reminds us that we all can contribute enormously to a more perfect society based on the dignity, diversity, and democracy of the peoples. In that spirit, and with great clarity and integrity, Lusane calls on us to wake up, fight back, and never back down until justice prevails." --Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne & Hodulgee Muscogee), Writer, Editor, Curator, Native & Indigenous Rights Advocate, and Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom "Lusane teaches us of the starkly contrasting lives of Tubman and Jackson, and captures blow-by-blow the intricacies of the struggles over changing currency before connecting them to broader ones in the moment of Donald Trump and George Floyd."--David Roediger, author of Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White, PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE's Twenty Dollars and Change : "Lusane elucidates how structural racism and the convulsive and circular political violence of white backlash undermine the strides of black progress. He also carefully, and contemplatively, contextualizes Tubman's work and legacy as foundational to a tradition of resistance, including the fierce battle against the regressive anti-black racism of this moment. Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be. And as Lusane notes, we will only get there by changing, inside and out." --Kali Holloway, from the foreword "Clarence Lusane has been a respected scholar activist and keen observer of the Black Freedom Movement for many decades now. His new book, Twenty Dollars and Change , offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. Writing from what he terms a "Tubman, liberationist, perspective" he delivers powerful and provocative insights that must be engaged seriously. A must read."-- Barbara Ransby , author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century " Twenty Dollars and Change is a book for our times. As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically-rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. Tubman represents the best that this nation has produced and her life experiences and unrelenting commitment to equality echo in today's struggle for reforming criminal justice, dismantling white supremacist symbols, protecting voting rights, and securing health equity. Lusane expertly links these campaigns and calls for the nation to implement the principles it claims to hold. Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."-- Congresswoman Karen Bass PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE: "Clarence Lusane is one of America's most thoughtful and critical-thinkers on issues of race, class, and power." -- Manning Marable, author of Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention "Lusane analyzes Black people, issues, power, and leadership with insight and passion." --Julianne Malveaux, author of Are We Better Off? Race, Obama and Public Policy PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE'S THE BLACK HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE " Clarence Lusane traces the path of race relations in America by telling a very specific history--the stories of those African-Americans who built, worked at and visited the White House."--Mary Louise Kelly, Talk of the Nation, National Public Radio "Those who think they know their presidents may be in for surprises in Clarence Lusane's fascinating social history."--USA Today "In illuminating the central role Blacks played in this country's history, Lusane charts the course of race relations in the United States."--The Philadelphia Tribune " Lusane's effort is much more than a catchy title or revisionist tome: it's an eye-opening tribute and a provocative reminder of the many narratives that have gone untold."--Publishers Weekly "In this fascinating history of all the enslaved people, workers, and entertainers who spent time in the president's official residence over the years, Clarence Lusane restores the White House to its true colors."--Barbara Ehrenreich, PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE'S THE BLACK HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE " Clarence Lusane traces the path of race relations in America by telling a very specific history--the stories of those African-Americans who built, worked at and visited the White House."--Mary Louise Kelly, Talk of the Nation, National Public Radio "Those who think they know their presidents may be in for surprises in Clarence Lusane's fascinating social history."--USA Today "In illuminating the central role Blacks played in this country's history, Lusane charts the course of race relations in the United States."--The Philadelphia Tribune " Lusane's effort is much more than a catchy title or revisionist tome: it's an eye-opening tribute and a provocative reminder of the many narratives that have gone untold."--Publishers Weekly "In this fascinating history of all the enslaved people, workers, and entertainers who spent time in the president's official residence over the years, Clarence Lusane restores the White House to its true colors."--Barbara Ehrenreich, PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE's Twenty Dollars and Change : "Lusane elucidates how structural racism and the convulsive and circular political violence of white backlash undermine the strides of black progress. He also carefully, and contemplatively, contextualizes Tubman's work and legacy as foundational to a tradition of resistance, including the fierce battle against the regressive anti-black racism of this moment. Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be. And as Lusane notes, we will only get there by changing, inside and out." --Kali Holloway, from the foreword "Clarence Lusane has been a respected scholar activist and keen observer of the Black Freedom Movement for many decades now. His new book, Twenty Dollars and Change , offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. Writing from what he terms a "Tubman, liberationist, perspective" he delivers powerful and provocative insights that must be engaged seriously. A must read."-- Barbara Ransby , author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "In this trailblazing study, Dr. Lusane argues that racism in official narratives reflects racism in everyday life, including medicine, policing, protest, and voting. Replacing Andrew Jackson with Harriet Tubman on the twenty-dollar bill parallels intergenerational struggles to replace racism and sexism with political and social equality. Urgent and inspiring, Twenty Dollars and Change should compel the U.S. Treasury to make real our core value of equality for all with currency images that honor the contributions and humanity of African Americans, Native Americans, women, and all marginalized people of this country. Dr. Lusane sees Tubman as a Founding Mother of American democracy yet to come, and offers a persuasive case why we need to work together to make her vision a reality."-- Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women On 20s" PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE: "Clarence Lusane is one of America's most thoughtful and critical-thinkers on issues of race, class, and power." -- Manning Marable, author of Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention "Lusane analyzes Black people, issues, power, and leadership with insight and passion." --Julianne Malveaux, author of Are We Better Off? Race, Obama and Public Policy PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE'S THE BLACK HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE " Clarence Lusane traces the path of race relations in America by telling a very specific history--the stories of those African-Americans who built, worked at and visited the White House."--Mary Louise Kelly, Talk of the Nation, National Public Radio "Those who think they know their presidents may be in for surprises in Clarence Lusane's fascinating social history."--USA Today "In illuminating the central role Blacks played in this country's history, Lusane charts the course of race relations in the United States."--The Philadelphia Tribune " Lusane's effort is much more than a catchy title or revisionist tome: it's an eye-opening tribute and a provocative reminder of the many narratives that have gone untold."--Publishers Weekly "In this fascinating history of all the enslaved people, workers, and entertainers who spent time in the president's official residence over the years, Clarence Lusane restores the White House to its true colors."--Barbara Ehrenreich, PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE's Twenty Dollars and Change : "Clarence Lusane has been a respected scholar activist and keen observer of the Black Freedom Movement for many decades now. His new book, Twenty Dollars and Change , offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. Writing from what he terms a "Tubman, liberationist, perspective" he delivers powerful and provocative insights that must be engaged seriously. A must read."-- Barbara Ransby , author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "In this trailblazing study, Dr. Lusane argues that racism in official narratives reflects racism in everyday life, including medicine, policing, protest, and voting. Replacing Andrew Jackson with Harriet Tubman on the twenty-dollar bill parallels intergenerational struggles to replace racism and sexism with political and social equality. Urgent and inspiring, Twenty Dollars and Change should compel the U.S. Treasury to make real our core value of equality for all with currency images that honor the contributions and humanity of African Americans, Native Americans, women, and all marginalized people of this country. Dr. Lusane sees Tubman as a Founding Mother of American democracy yet to come, and offers a persuasive case why we need to work together to make her vision a reality."-- Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women On 20s" PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE: "Clarence Lusane is one of America's most thoughtful and critical-thinkers on issues of race, class, and power." -- Manning Marable, author of Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention "Lusane analyzes Black people, issues, power, and leadership with insight and passion." --Julianne Malveaux, author of Are We Better Off? Race, Obama and Public Policy PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE'S THE BLACK HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE " Clarence Lusane traces the path of race relations in America by telling a very specific history--the stories of those African-Americans who built, worked at and visited the White House."--Mary Louise Kelly, Talk of the Nation, National Public Radio "Those who think they know their presidents may be in for surprises in Clarence Lusane's fascinating social history."--USA Today "In illuminating the central role Blacks played in this country's history, Lusane charts the course of race relations in the United States."--The Philadelphia Tribune " Lusane's effort is much more than a catchy title or revisionist tome: it's an eye-opening tribute and a provocative reminder of the many narratives that have gone untold."--Publishers Weekly "In this fascinating history of all the enslaved people, workers, and entertainers who spent time in the president's official residence over the years, Clarence Lusane restores the White House to its true colors."--Barbara Ehrenreich, "Thoughtfully balanced and nuanced, Twenty Dollars and Change explores the ways that American hero and national icon Harriet Tubman resonates across racial, gender, and political divides. Lusane captures not only the significance of historic symbols, but how winning the fight over representation and memory advances the ongoing struggles for racial justice and democracy right now." -- Janell Hobson, editor of Ms. Magazine's Harriet Tubman Bicentennial Project and author of When God Lost Her Tongue: Historical Consciousness and the Black Feminist Imagination "Twenty Dollars and Change offers a metaphor about two Americas: one striving to live up to its promise of justice and liberty, and the other mired in the bloody legacy of white supremacy. The historical arc Lusane provides demonstrates that the freedom struggle changes its cast of characters over time, but never forsakes its hope for liberation. A great and refreshing read."-- Loretta Ross, author of Calling In the Calling Out Culture "Twenty Dollars and Change travels the back alleys of fear of racist white America. . . .Harriet Tubman's image on the money is an opportunity to establish the symbol of democracy she wanted, one where actions led by a conceived idea of being inferior or superior are crushed. Clarence Lusane has put it where the goats can get it. An extraordinary and wonderful book."-- Tina Wyatt, great-great-great grandniece of Harriet Tubman, co-founder of Harriet Tubman Day, Washington D.C. "In this original and brilliantly conceived book, acclaimed politicalscientist Clarence Lusane offers an incisive analysis of how racism andinequality shaped--and continues to shape--American society."-- Keisha N. Blain, coeditor, Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019 "Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be." -- Kali Holloway, columnist for The Nation and The Daily Beast (from the foreword) "Urgent and inspiring, Twenty Dollars and Change should compel the U.S. Treasury to make real our core value of equality for all with currency images that honor the contributions and humanity of African Americans, Native Americans, women, and all marginalized people of this country. Dr. Lusane sees Tubman as a Founding Mother of American democracy yet to come, and offers a persuasive case how a new twenty and change can get us there sooner.""-- Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women on 20s" "Twenty Dollars and Change offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. . . . A must read." -- Barbara Ransby, author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. . . .Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."-- Congresswoman Karen Bass "Clarence Lusane reminds us that we all can contribute enormously to a more perfect society based on the dignity, diversity, and democracy of the peoples. In that spirit, and with great clarity and integrity, Lusane calls on us to wake up, fight back, and never back down until justice prevails." -- Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne Hodulgee Muscogee), Writer, Editor, Curator, Native Indigenous Rights Advocate, and Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom "Lusane teaches us of the starkly contrasting lives of Tubman and Jackson, and captures blow-by-blow the intricacies of the struggles over changing currency before connecting them to broader ones in the moment of Donald Trump and George Floyd."-- David Roediger, author of Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White, "Lusane is an elegant, impassioned writer." --The Observer PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE'S THE BLACK HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE "For many Americans, the White House stands as a symbol of liberty and justice. But its gleaming facade hides harsh realities, from the slaves who built the home to the presidents who lived there and shaped the country's racial history, often for the worse. In The Black History of the White House, Clarence Lusane traces the path of race relations in America by telling a very specific history--the stories of those African-Americans who built, worked at and visited the White House."--Mary Louise Kelly, Talk of the Nation, National Public Radio "Those who think they know their presidents may be in for surprises in Clarence Lusane's fascinating social history that begins: 'More than one in four U.S. presidents were involved in human trafficking and slavery. These presidents bought, sold, bred and enslaved black people for profit. Of the 12 presidents who were enslavers, more than half kept people in bondage at the White House.' Lusane weaves in stories of people like Paul Jennings, born into slavery on James Madison's farm, who at 10 was a White House footman and in 1865 wrote the first White House memoir, A Colored Man's Reminiscences of James Madison."--USA Today "While the nation was born under the banner of 'freedom and justice for all,' many colonists risked rebelling against England in order to protect their lucrative slave business from the growing threat of British abolitionism. The Black History of the White House by Clarence Lusane presents a comprehensive--yet untold--history of the White House from an African American perspective. In illuminating the central role Blacks played in this country's history, Lusane charts the course of race relations in the United States."--The Philadelphia Tribune "Lusane returns to the nation's highest office in his latest work, tracing the seldom-revealed contributions of black men and women in the White House, from the days of its construction to the present. Whether considering slave-owning presidents who publicly skirted their participation in the practice, exploring Emancipation, Reconstruction, the Civil Rights movement and its aftermath, or discussing contemporary instances, like the Beer Summit, and questioning whether the Obama presidency signals a post-racial era, Lusane offers a vital addition to American history. Lusane's effort is much more than a catchy title or revisionist tome: it's an eye-opening tribute and a provocative reminder of the many narratives that have gone untold."--Publishers Weekly "The Obamas were the first African American first family, but not the first residents. This thoroughly researched and gripping book shares the untold stories of some of the people who were enslaved by U.S. presidents, including stories of resistance and escape. Lusane describes the myriad ways that the White House and the lives of African Americans have been intertwined throughout U.S. history. This is the only book to document this essential story in our country's history."--Rethinking Schools "Barack Obama may be the first black president in the White House, but he's far from the first black person to work in it. In this fascinating history of all the enslaved people, workers, and entertainers who spent time in the president's official residence over the years, Clarence Lusane restores the White House to its true colors."--Barbara Ehrenreich, "Twenty Dollars and Change travels the back alleys of fear of racist white America. . . . Harriet Tubman's image on the money is an opportunity to establish the symbol of democracy she wanted, one where actions led by a conceived idea of being inferior or superior are crushed. Clarence Lusane has put it where the goats can get it. An extraordinary and wonderful book."--Tina Wyatt, great great great grandniece of Harriet Tubman, co-founder of Harriet Tubman Day, Washington D.C. "In this original and brilliantly conceived book, acclaimed politicalscientist Clarence Lusane offers an incisive analysis of how racism andinequality shaped--and continues to shape--American society."--Keisha N. Blain, coeditor, Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019 "Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be." --Kali Holloway, columnist for the The Nation and The Daily Beast (from the foreword) "In this trailblazing study, Dr. Lusane builds an irrefutable case that justice in representation goes hand in hand with justice in policy. . . . Urgent and inspiring."--Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women on 20s" "Twenty Dollars and Change offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. . . . A must read." --Barbara Ransby, author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. . . . Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."--Congresswoman Karen Bass "Clarence Lusane reminds us that we all can contribute enormously to a more perfect society based on the dignity, diversity, and democracy of the peoples. In that spirit, and with great clarity and integrity, Lusane calls on us to wake up, fight back, and never back down until justice prevails." --Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne & Hodulgee Muscogee), Writer, Editor, Curator, Native & Indigenous Rights Advocate, and Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom "Lusane teaches us of the starkly contrasting lives of Tubman and Jackson, and captures blow-by-blow the intricacies of the struggles over changing currency before connecting them to broader ones in the moment of Donald Trump and George Floyd."--David Roediger, author of Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White, "Thoughtfully balanced and nuanced, Twenty Dollars and Change explores the ways that American hero and national icon Harriet Tubman resonates across racial, gender, and political divides. Lusane captures not only the significance of historic symbols, but how winning the fight over representation and memory advances the ongoing struggles for racial justice and democracy right now." -- Janell Hobson, editor of Ms. Magazine's Harriet Tubman Bicentennial Project and author of When God Lost Her Tongue: Historical Consciousness and the Black Feminist Imagination "Twenty Dollars and Change offers a metaphor about two Americas: one striving to live up to its promise of justice and liberty, and the other mired in the bloody legacy of white supremacy. The historical arc Lusane provides demonstrates that the freedom struggle changes its cast of characters over time, but never forsakes its hope for liberation. A great and refreshing read."-- Loretta Ross, author of Calling In the Calling Out Culture "Twenty Dollars and Change travels the back alleys of fear of racist white America. . . .Harriet Tubman's image on the money is an opportunity to establish the symbol of democracy she wanted, one where actions led by a conceived idea of being inferior or superior are crushed. Clarence Lusane has put it where the goats can get it. An extraordinary and wonderful book."-- Tina Wyatt, great-great-great grandniece of Harriet Tubman, co-founder of Harriet Tubman Day, Washington D.C. "In this original and brilliantly conceived book, acclaimed politicalscientist Clarence Lusane offers an incisive analysis of how racism andinequality shaped--and continues to shape--American society."-- Keisha N. Blain, coeditor, Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019 "Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be." -- Kali Holloway, columnist for The Nation and The Daily Beast (from the foreword) "In this trailblazing study, Dr. Lusane builds an irrefutable case that justice in representation goes hand in hand with justice in policy. . . . Urgent and inspiring."-- Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women on 20s" "Twenty Dollars and Change offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. . . . A must read." -- Barbara Ransby, author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. . . .Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."-- Congresswoman Karen Bass "Clarence Lusane reminds us that we all can contribute enormously to a more perfect society based on the dignity, diversity, and democracy of the peoples. In that spirit, and with great clarity and integrity, Lusane calls on us to wake up, fight back, and never back down until justice prevails." -- Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne Hodulgee Muscogee), Writer, Editor, Curator, Native Indigenous Rights Advocate, and Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom "Lusane teaches us of the starkly contrasting lives of Tubman and Jackson, and captures blow-by-blow the intricacies of the struggles over changing currency before connecting them to broader ones in the moment of Donald Trump and George Floyd."-- David Roediger, author of Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White, "Thoughtfully balanced and nuanced, Twenty Dollars and Change explores the ways that American hero and national icon Harriet Tubman resonates across racial, gender, and political divides. Lusane captures not only the significance of historic symbols, but how winning the fight over representation and memory advances the ongoing struggles for racial justice and democracy right now." -- Janell Hobson, editor of Ms. Magazine's Harriet Tubman Bicentennial Project and author of When God Lost Her Tongue: Historical Consciousness and the Black Feminist Imagination "Twenty Dollars and Change offers a metaphor about two Americas: one striving to live up to its promise of justice and liberty, and the other mired in the bloody legacy of white supremacy. The historical arc Lusane provides demonstrates that the freedom struggle changes its cast of characters over time, but never forsakes its hope for liberation. A great and refreshing read."-- Loretta Ross, author of Calling In the Calling Out Culture "Twenty Dollars and Change travels the back alleys of fear of racist white America. . . .Harriet Tubman's image on the money is an opportunity to establish the symbol of democracy she wanted, one where actions led by a conceived idea of being inferior or superior are crushed. Clarence Lusane has put it where the goats can get it. An extraordinary and wonderful book."-- Tina Wyatt, great-great-great grandniece of Harriet Tubman, co-founder of Harriet Tubman Day, Washington D.C. "In this original and brilliantly conceived book, acclaimed politicalscientist Clarence Lusane offers an incisive analysis of how racism andinequality shaped--and continues to shape--American society."-- Keisha N. Blain, coeditor, Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019 "Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be." -- Kali Holloway, columnist for The Nation and The Daily Beast (from the foreword) "Urgent and inspiring, Twenty Dollars and Change should compel the U.S. Treasury to make real our core value of equality for all with currency images that honor the contributions and humanity of African Americans, Native Americans, women, and all marginalized people of this country. Dr. Lusane sees Tubman as a Founding Mother of American democracy yet to come, and offers a persuasive case how a new twenty and change can get us there sooner."-- Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women on 20s" "Twenty Dollars and Change offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. . . . A must read." -- Barbara Ransby, author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. . . .Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."-- Congresswoman Karen Bass "Clarence Lusane reminds us that we all can contribute enormously to a more perfect society based on the dignity, diversity, and democracy of the peoples. In that spirit, and with great clarity and integrity, Lusane calls on us to wake up, fight back, and never back down until justice prevails." -- Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne Hodulgee Muscogee), Writer, Editor, Curator, Native Indigenous Rights Advocate, and Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom "Lusane teaches us of the starkly contrasting lives of Tubman and Jackson, and captures blow-by-blow the intricacies of the struggles over changing currency before connecting them to broader ones in the moment of Donald Trump and George Floyd."-- David Roediger, author of Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White, PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE's Twenty Dollars and Change : "Lusane elucidates how structural racism and the convulsive and circular political violence of white backlash undermine the strides of black progress. He also carefully, and contemplatively, contextualizes Tubman's work and legacy as foundational to a tradition of resistance, including the fierce battle against the regressive anti-black racism of this moment. Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be. And as Lusane notes, we will only get there by changing, inside and out." --Kali Holloway, from the foreword "Clarence Lusane has been a respected scholar activist and keen observer of the Black Freedom Movement for many decades now. His new book, Twenty Dollars and Change , offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. Writing from what he terms a "Tubman, liberationist, perspective" he delivers powerful and provocative insights that must be engaged seriously. A must read."-- Barbara Ransby , author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE: "Clarence Lusane is one of America's most thoughtful and critical-thinkers on issues of race, class, and power." -- Manning Marable, author of Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention "Lusane analyzes Black people, issues, power, and leadership with insight and passion." --Julianne Malveaux, author of Are We Better Off? Race, Obama and Public Policy PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE'S THE BLACK HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE " Clarence Lusane traces the path of race relations in America by telling a very specific history--the stories of those African-Americans who built, worked at and visited the White House."--Mary Louise Kelly, Talk of the Nation, National Public Radio "Those who think they know their presidents may be in for surprises in Clarence Lusane's fascinating social history."--USA Today "In illuminating the central role Blacks played in this country's history, Lusane charts the course of race relations in the United States."--The Philadelphia Tribune " Lusane's effort is much more than a catchy title or revisionist tome: it's an eye-opening tribute and a provocative reminder of the many narratives that have gone untold."--Publishers Weekly "In this fascinating history of all the enslaved people, workers, and entertainers who spent time in the president's official residence over the years, Clarence Lusane restores the White House to its true colors."--Barbara Ehrenreich, PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE "Clarence Lusane is one of America's most thoughtful and critical-thinkers on issues of race, class, and power." -- Manning Marable, author of Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention "Lusane analyzes Black people, issues, power, and leadership with insight and passion." --Julianne Malveaux, author of Are We Better Off? Race, Obama and Public Policy PRAISE FOR CLARENCE LUSANE'S THE BLACK HISTORY OF THE WHITE HOUSE " Clarence Lusane traces the path of race relations in America by telling a very specific history--the stories of those African-Americans who built, worked at and visited the White House."--Mary Louise Kelly, Talk of the Nation, National Public Radio "Those who think they know their presidents may be in for surprises in Clarence Lusane's fascinating social history."--USA Today "In illuminating the central role Blacks played in this country's history, Lusane charts the course of race relations in the United States."--The Philadelphia Tribune " Lusane's effort is much more than a catchy title or revisionist tome: it's an eye-opening tribute and a provocative reminder of the many narratives that have gone untold."--Publishers Weekly "In this fascinating history of all the enslaved people, workers, and entertainers who spent time in the president's official residence over the years, Clarence Lusane restores the White House to its true colors."--Barbara Ehrenreich, "Thoughtfully balanced and nuanced, Twenty Dollars and Change explores the ways that American hero and national icon Harriet Tubman resonates across racial, gender, and political divides. Lusane captures not only the significance of historic symbols, but how winning the fight over representation and memory advances the ongoing struggles for racial justice and democracy right now." -- Janell Hobson , editor of Ms.Magazine's Harriet Tubman Bicentennial Project and author of When God Lost Her Tongue: Historical Consciousness and the Black Feminist Imagination "Twenty Dollars and Change offers a metaphor about two Americas: one striving to live up to its promise of justice and liberty, and the other mired in the bloody legacy of white supremacy. The historical arc Lusane provides demonstrates that the freedom struggle changes its cast of characters over time, but never forsakes its hope for liberation. A great and refreshing read."--Loretta Ross, author of Calling In the Calling Out Culture "Twenty Dollars and Change travels the back alleys of fear of racist white America. . . . Harriet Tubman's image on the money is an opportunity to establish the symbol of democracy she wanted, one where actions led by a conceived idea of being inferior or superior are crushed. Clarence Lusane has put it where the goats can get it. An extraordinary and wonderful book."--Tina Wyatt, great great great grandniece of Harriet Tubman, co-founder of Harriet Tubman Day, Washington D.C. "In this original and brilliantly conceived book, acclaimed politicalscientist Clarence Lusane offers an incisive analysis of how racism andinequality shaped--and continues to shape--American society."--Keisha N. Blain, coeditor, Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019 "Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be." --Kali Holloway, columnist for the The Nation and The Daily Beast (from the foreword) "In this trailblazing study, Dr. Lusane builds an irrefutable case that justice in representation goes hand in hand with justice in policy. . . . Urgent and inspiring."--Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women on 20s" "Twenty Dollars and Change offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. . . . A must read." --Barbara Ransby, author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. . . . Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."--Congresswoman Karen Bass "Clarence Lusane reminds us that we all can contribute enormously to a more perfect society based on the dignity, diversity, and democracy of the peoples. In that spirit, and with great clarity and integrity, Lusane calls on us to wake up, fight back, and never back down until justice prevails." --Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne & Hodulgee Muscogee), Writer, Editor, Curator, Native & Indigenous Rights Advocate, and Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom "Lusane teaches us of the starkly contrasting lives of Tubman and Jackson, and captures blow-by-blow the intricacies of the struggles over changing currency before connecting them to broader ones in the moment of Donald Trump and George Floyd."--David Roediger, author of Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White, "Twenty Dollars and Change offers a metaphor about two Americas: one striving to live up to its promise of justice and liberty, and the other mired in the bloody legacy of white supremacy. The historical arc Lusane provides demonstrates that the freedom struggle changes its cast of characters over time, but never forsakes its hope for liberation. A great and refreshing read."--Loretta Ross, author of Calling In the Calling Out Culture "Twenty Dollars and Change travels the back alleys of fear of racist white America. . . . Harriet Tubman's image on the money is an opportunity to establish the symbol of democracy she wanted, one where actions led by a conceived idea of being inferior or superior are crushed. Clarence Lusane has put it where the goats can get it. An extraordinary and wonderful book."--Tina Wyatt, great great great grandniece of Harriet Tubman, co-founder of Harriet Tubman Day, Washington D.C. "In this original and brilliantly conceived book, acclaimed politicalscientist Clarence Lusane offers an incisive analysis of how racism andinequality shaped--and continues to shape--American society."--Keisha N. Blain, coeditor, Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019 "Twenty Dollars and Change is a future-gazing guide to who we must be to become who we claim to be." --Kali Holloway, columnist for the The Nation and The Daily Beast (from the foreword) "In this trailblazing study, Dr. Lusane builds an irrefutable case that justice in representation goes hand in hand with justice in policy. . . . Urgent and inspiring."--Barbara Ortiz Howard, Founder of "Women on 20s" "Twenty Dollars and Change offers powerful analyses of race and U.S. history and our present crucible moment. . . . A must read." --Barbara Ransby, author of Making All Black Lives Matter: Reimagining Freedom in the Twenty-First Century "As challenges to racial justice, women's rights, and democracy itself intensify, Lusane's sober and historically rooted analysis provides much needed clarity and insight. . . . Twenty Dollars and Change is exactly the book we need at this moment."--Congresswoman Karen Bass "Clarence Lusane reminds us that we all can contribute enormously to a more perfect society based on the dignity, diversity, and democracy of the peoples. In that spirit, and with great clarity and integrity, Lusane calls on us to wake up, fight back, and never back down until justice prevails." --Suzan Shown Harjo (Cheyenne & Hodulgee Muscogee), Writer, Editor, Curator, Native & Indigenous Rights Advocate, and Recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom "Lusane teaches us of the starkly contrasting lives of Tubman and Jackson, and captures blow-by-blow the intricacies of the struggles over changing currency before connecting them to broader ones in the moment of Donald Trump and George Floyd."--David Roediger, author of Working Toward Whiteness: How America's Immigrants Became White
Table of Content
TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by Kali Holloway Preface Introduction I. TWENTY DOLLARS One: Symbolism Matters Two: Harriet Tubman Represents Solidarity, Struggle, and Genuine Democracy Three: Andrew Jackson's Face Is a Meme for White Supremacy Four: The Movement to Transform the Faces on U.S. Currency Five: The Tubman Twenty--Black Support and Opposition Six: Conservative Hostility to the Tubman Twenty II. AND CHANGE Seven: Fear of a Diverse America Eight: From 1619 to Covid-19, Racism is a Pre-existing Condition Nine: The George Floyd Catalyst Ten: Abolishing Symbols of White Supremacy Eleven: Black Voters Matter Conclusion: Good Trouble and a Harriet Tubman-Inspired Future Acknowledgments Bibliography Endnotes Index About the Author
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