Traps : African American men on gender and sexuality

Preliminary Table of Contents: Preface Prologue: Rudolph P. Byrd, "The Tradition of John: A Mode of Black Masculinity" Part I: Remembering Our Forefathers: Pioneering Perspectives on the Rights and Education of Womenv Frederick Douglass, "The Rights of Women" Frederick Douglass, "Give Women Fair Play" Frederick Douglass, "I Am a Radical Woman Suffrage Man" Alexander Crummell, "The Black Woman of the South: Her Neglects and Her Needs" William E.B. Du Bois, "The Damnation of Women" Part II: Disloyalty to Patriarchy: Critiques and Misogyny and Sexism Benjamin Mays, "In the Days of My Youth" Bayard Rustin, "Feminism and Equality" Kalamu ya Salaam, "Women's Rights Are Human Rights" Manning Marable, "Groundings With My Sisters: Patriarchy and the Exploitation of Black Women" Calvin Hernton, "Breaking Silences" Haki R. Madhubuti, "On Becoming Anti-Rapist" Derrick Bell, "The Sexual Diversion: The Black Man/Black Woman Debate in Context" Michael Awkward, "A Black Man's Place in Black Feminist Criticism" Gary L. Lemons, "'When and Where We Enter'-Reclaiming the Legacy of Black (Male) Feminism: W.E.B. Du Bois and My Search for a Womanist Forefather" Nathan McCall, "Men: We Just Don't Get It" Mission Statement of Black Men for the Eradication of Sexism, Morehouse College Part III: Meditations from the Heart: Making Meaning Out of Masculinity James Baldwin, "Here Be Dragons" Arthur J. Robinson, Jr., "In the Limelight" Kevin Powell, "The Sexist in Me" Charles Johnson, "A Phenomenology of the Black Body" Henry Louis Gates, Jr., "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Black Man" Gerald Early, "Mike's Brilliant Careet" Robert Reid-Pharr, "It's Raintin Men" "Dear Minister Farrahkan," A Letter from Men Stopping Violence Edward Guerreo, "Black Men in the Movies: How Does It Feel to be a Problem (and an Answer)?" Part IV: Brother to Brother: The Politics of Desire, Sexuality, and Homophobia Huey P. Newton, "A letter from Huey to the Revolutionary Brothers and Sisters About the Women's Liberation and Gay Liberation Movements" Joseph Beam, "Brother to Brother: Words from the Heart" Marlon Riggs, "Reflections of a SNAP Queen" Essex Hemphill, "Does Your Mama Know About Me?" Cornel West, "Black Sexuality: The Taboo Subject" Michael Eric Dyson: "When you Divide Body and Soul, Problems Multiply" Kendall Thomas, "'Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing': Black Masculinity, Gay Sexuality, and the Jargon of Authenticity" Epilogue: Beverly Guy-Sheftall, "Reflections on Black Manhood" Bibliography