...Subservience, Common Sense ...

... In this chapter, Claudius Fergus examines how “more emphatically than any previous work, The Black Jacobins reconfigured the historiography of enslaved Africans as insensitive, unintelligent, and subservient chattels with a narrative showcasing only their humanity, military prowess...

... Louisiana State University. This chapter describes how role models and great teachers, despite dilapidated buildings and second-hand books, helped to produce competitive adults, many of whom went on to careers of distinction. It also depicts the pain and moral dilemmas of administrators whose subservience...

... power that is subservient and accountable to civil rather than military, tribal, or clerical forces. revolution squares civilpolitics intimacy Yemen Southern Revolution ...

... This chapter develops the argument that when you reach a certain economic class position, by virtue of education, labor, or inheritance, you also assume a certain position in the social order: You become part of a group of elites, and begin to show a certain level of subservience to those whom...

... and immediately following. There was an array of views publicly and privately: women as worthy of respect, even veneration, or subservient, even second class. Folklore, still cited today, embraces these varied, often contradictory perspectives. The modern-day women's movement is squarely situated in this strong...

... This chapter examines the transformations in labor after abolition. It first examines the racial and economic reasons why Antigua, unlike most other British Caribbean colonies, decided to forego the four-year apprenticeship scheme devised to keep enslaved people in a liminal, subservient...

... books, helped to produce competitive adults, many of whom went on to careers of distinction. It also depicts the pain and moral dilemmas of administrators whose subservience in the face of great odds was the price they paid to make the assertiveness of their graduates possible. role models...

... become part of a group of elites, and begin to show a certain level of subservience to those whom the system benefits. It identifies three aspects of class status—seeing, wanting, and transforming—and illustrates how these operate in LGBTQ movement politics, affecting how the movement’s agenda is set...

... reconfigured the historiography of enslaved Africans as insensitive, unintelligent, and subservient chattels with a narrative showcasing only their humanity, military prowess, and commitment to revolutionary emancipation. The essay reexamines James’s treatment of the enslaved as emancipators...