Redefining American Philanthropy Through the Archives of Black Philanthropy

IF 0.4 3区 历史学 Q1 HISTORY
B. K. Winford
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chapter, “Those LeftOut,” reveals themechanisms of exclusion and thereby the biases of the organizers about what it meant to be “Indian” in the late nineteenth century. In sum, Unfair Labor? uses the Columbian Exposition as a way of understanding the clash between non-Native’s assumptions about Indigenous peoples’ pasts and trajectories for the future and Native people’s own adaptations and plans for their communities. As with so many similar stories, Native Americans’ relationship to the United States, non-Native Americans, and the market economy was far more complicated than many late-nineteenth century European Americans could ever hope to understand.
通过黑人慈善档案重新定义美国慈善事业
“那些被遗忘的人”一章揭示了排斥的机制,从而揭示了组织者对19世纪末“印度人”的偏见。总之,不公平劳动?利用哥伦比亚博览会来理解非原住民对原住民过去和未来轨迹的假设与原住民自己对社区的适应和计划之间的冲突。与许多类似的故事一样,美洲原住民与美国、非美洲原住民和市场经济的关系远比许多19世纪末的欧洲裔美国人所希望理解的要复杂。
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