revised Febr 26, 2014
I. Anti-Racism Commission Library, donated by Terry Rosheuvel, housed at
Diocesan House, list of books (alphabetical by author)
1.
Barndt, Joseph, Dismantling Racism: The Continuing Challenge to White
America
2.
Barndt, Joseph, Understanding & Dismantiling Racism: The 21st Century
Challenge to White America
3.
Barndt, Joseph, Becoming an Anti-Racist Church: Journeying Toward
Wholeness
4. Blackmon, Douglas A., Slavery By Another Name
5.
Davies, Susan and Sister Paul Teresa Hennessee, Ending Racism in the
Church
6.
Davis, Burke, Black Heroes of the American Revolution
7.
Dunn, Ernest, Survey of the Black Experience in America and Abroad
8.
Dyson, Michael Eric, Come Hell or High Water: Hurricane Katrina and the
Color of Disaster
9.
Ezorsky, Gertrude, Racism & Justice: The Case for Affirmative Action
10.
Gates, Henry Louis, Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Black Man
11.
Griffin, John Howard, Black Like Me
12.
Hendricks, Obery, The Politics of Jesus
13.
Hutchinson, Earl Ofari, The Assassination of the Black Male Image
14.
Kennedy, Randall, Nigger: The Strange Career of a Troublesome Word
15.
King, Martin Luther, Strength to Love
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Kozol, Jonathan, Savage Inequalities: Children in America’s Schools
17.
Law, Eric, Finding Intimacy in a World of Fear
18.
Law, Eric, The Bush was Blazing But Not Consumed
19.
Law, Eric, The Wolf Shall Dwell with the Lamb: A Spirituality for
Leadership in a Multicultural Community
20.
Leary, Joy Degruy, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America’s Legacy of
Enduring Injury and Healing
21.
Lee, George, Interesting People: Black American History Makers
22.
Leech, Kenneth, Race
23.
Lewis, Harold, Yet With a Steady Beat: The African American Sturggle for Recognition in the Episcopal Church
24.
Meltzer, Milton, There Comes a Time: The Struggle for Civil Rights
25.
Raboteau, Albert, A Fire in the Bones: Reflections on African-American
Religious History
26.
Robinson, Randall, The Debt: What America Owes to Blacks
27.
Rodman, Edward, Let There Be Peace Among Us: A Story of the Union of
Black Episcopalians
28.
Shattuck, Gardiner, Episcopalians and Race: Civil War to Civil Rights
29.
Simon, Scott, Jackie Robinson and the Integration of Baseball
30.
Washburn, Patrick S., The African American Newspaper
31.
Wiggins, William, O Freedom! Afro-American Emancipation
Celebrations
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II. VIDEO RESOURCES (listed alphabetically by title)
Four starred (*) DVD and VHS titles are property of the Diocese of New Jersey, kept with
Anti-Racism Commission resources. The other DVD videos are B. Bach’s personal copies:
1. THE AFRICAN AMERICANS: MANY RIVERS TO CROSS (360 min)
2. AMAZING GRACE (2 hrs)
3. AMERICA BEYOND THE COLOR LINE (225 min)
4. BEYOND BARBED WIRE (88 min)
5. A CLASS APART: A MEXICAN AMERICAN CIVIL RIGHTS STORY (60 min)
6. * THE COLOR OF FEAR (VHS)
7. CRASH (122 min)
8. * DIVIDED CITY: THE ROUTE TO RACISM (22 min)
9. FIRST PERSON SINGULAR: JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN (60 min)
10. GLORY (2 hr)
11. GO FOR BROKE (90 min)
12. IN REMEMBRANCE OF MARTIN (60 min)
13. JESSE OWENS (60 min)
14. MALCOLM X (201 min)
15. OF CIVIL WRONGS AND RIGHTS: THE FRED KOREMATSU STORY (70 min)
16. * RACE: THE POWER OF AN ILLUSION (3 x 56 min)
17. SLAVERY BY ANOTHER NAME (90 min)
18. SOUND TRACK FOR A REVOLUTION (82 min)
19. THE LUNCH DATE (11 min)
20. SICKO (123 min)
21. THE STORM (60 min)
22. TIME OF FEAR (60 min)
23. THE TUSKEGEE AIRMEN: THEY FOUGHT TWO WARS (60 min)
24. * TRACES OF THE TRADE: FROM THE DEEP NORTH (86, 56, 31 min)
25. TULIA TEXAS (58 min)
26. UNNATURAL CAUSES: IS INEQUALITY MAKING US SICK? (4 hrs)
True Colors (Primetime Live, Nov. 26, 1992; 18 minutes) John and Glenn
America in Black & White: Health Care, the Great Divide (Nightline, Feb. 24, 1999;
16-minute segment entitled "Doctors and Patients") michelle Alexander interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_HEu4Lnewg
Jane Elliott’s experiment “A Class Divided“ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0qKDiq1fNw
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III. B. O. Bach bookshelf! I own these books (alphabetically by author):
1. ALEXANDER, MICHELLE, THE NEW JIM CROW: MASS INCARCERATION IN
THE AGE OF COLORBLINDNESS
2. ANGELOU, MAYA, GATHER TOGETHER IN MY NAME
3. ANGELOU, MAYA, I KNOW WHY THE CAGED BIRD SINGS
4. ARMOR, JOHN AND PETR WRIGHT, MANZANAR, PHOTOGRAPHS BY ANSEL ADAMS,
COMMENTARY BY JOHN HERSEY
5. BALDWIN, JAMES, NOBODY KNOWS MY NAME
6. BARNDT, JOSEPH, BECOMING AN ANTI-RACIST CHURCH: JOURNEYING
TOWARD WHOLENESS
7. BARNDT, JOSEPH, DISMANTLING RACISM: THE CONTINUING CHALLENGE
TO WHITE AMERICA
8. BARNDT, JOSEPH, UNDERSTANDING AND DISMANTLING RACISM: THE
TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY CHALLENGE TO WHITE AMERICA
9. BELL, DERRICK, FACES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WELL: THE PERMANENCE
OF RACISM
10. BLACKMON, DOUGLAS A., SLAVERY BY ANOTHER NAME: THE RE-
ENSLAVEMENT OF BLACK AMERICANS FROM THE CIVIL WAR TO WORLD WAR II
11. BRIDGES, RUBY, THROUGH MY EYES
12. BURTON, JEFFERY ET AL, CONFINEMENT AND ETHNICITY: AN OVERVIEW OF WORLD
WAR II JAPANESE AMERICAN RELOCATION SITES
13. CARSON, CLAYBORNE (editor), THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MARTIN
LUTHER KING, JR.
14. CONE, JAMES H., THE CROSS AND THE LYNCHING TREE
15. COSE, ELLIS, COLOR-BLIND: SEEING BEYOND RACE IN A RACE-
OBSESSED WORLD
16. CUSHING, BONNIE BERMAN et al, ACCOUNTABILITY AND WHITE ANTI-
RACIST ORGANIZING: STORIES FROM OUR WORK
17. DAVIES, SUSAN AND HENNESSEE, SISTER PAUL TERESA, ENDING
RACISM IN THE CHURCH
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18. DELANY, SARAH AND A. ELIZABETH, HAVING OUR SAY: THE DELANY
SISTERS' FIRST 100 YEARS
19. DENENBERG, BARRY, THE JOURNAL OF BEN UCHIDA, CITIZEN 13559 MIRROR LAKE
INTERNMENT CAMP, CALIFORNIA, 1942
20. DIAMOND, JARED, GUNS, GERMS, AND STEEL: THE FATERS OF HUMAN SOCIETIES
21. DOUGLASS, FREDERICK, NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE OF FREDERICK
DOUGLASS, AN AMERICAN SLAVE
22. DYSON, MICHAEL ERIC, COME HELL OR HIGH WATER: HURRICANE
KATRINA AND THE COLOR OF DISASTER
23. GRIFFIN, JOHN HOWARD, BLACK LIKE ME
24. HOSOKAWA, BILL, NISEI THE QUIET AMERICANS: THE STORY OF A
PEOPLE
25. KANO, HISANORI, NIKKEI FARMER ON THE NEBRASKA PLAINS
26. KING, MARTIN LUTHER, JR, WHY WE CAN’T WAIT
27. KITAGAWA, DAISUKE, THE PASTOR AND THE RACE ISSUE
28. KOHL, HERBERT, SHE WOULD NOT BE MOVED: HOW WE TELL THE STORY
OF ROSA PARKS AND THE MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT
29. LEARY, JOY DEGRUY, POST TRAUMATIC SLAVE SYNDROM: AMERICA’S
LEGACY OF ENDURING INJURY AND HEALING
30. MALCOLM X, BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY
31. MCBRIDE, JAMES, THE COLOR OF WATER: A BLACK MAN'S TRIBUTE TO
HIS WHITE MOTHER
32. PALACIOS, ARGENTINA, STANDING TALL: THE STORIES OF TEN
HISPANIC AMERICANS
33. PARKS, ROSA, MY STORY
34. POPE-HENNESSY, SINS OF THE FATHERS: THE ATLANTIC SLAVE
TRADERS, 1441-1807
35. RODRIGUEZ, VICTOR, LATINO POLITICS IN THE UNITED STATES:
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RACE, ETHNICITY, CLASS AND GENDER IN THE MEXICAN AMERICAN AND
PUERTO RICAN EXPERIENCE
36. ROSS, ALLEN EHANAMANI, CRAZY HORSE: AND THE REAL REASON FOR
THE BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIG HORN
37. ROSS, ALLEN EHANAMANI, “WALKS AMONG”: THE STORY OF A SUN
DANCE CHIEF
38. SITKOFF, HARVARD, THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK EQUALITY 1954-1980
39. SOWELL, THOMAS, RACE AND CULTURE: A WORLD VIEW
40. STEINHORN, LEONARD AND BARBARA DIGGS-BROWN, BY THE COLOR OF
OUR SKIN: THE ILLUSION OF INTEGRATION AND THE REALITY OF RACE
41. STERN-LaROSA AND ELLEN HOFHEIMER BETTMAN, THE ANTI-DEFAMATION
LEAGUE'S HATE HURTS: HOW CHILDREN LEARN AND UNLEARN PREJUDICE
42. TAKAKI, RONALD, STRANGERS FROM A DIFFERENT SHORE: A HISTORY
OF ASIAN AMERICANS
43. TAKEI, GEORGE, TO THE STARS
44. TATUM, BEVERLY DANIEL, "WHY ARE ALL THE BLACK KIDS SITTING
TOGETHER IN THE CAFETERIA?" AND OTHER CONVERSATIONS ABOUT RACE
45. WASHINGTON, JAMES M. (Editor), A TESTAMENT OF HOPE: THE
ESSENTIAL WRITINGS AND SPEECHES OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
46. WEST, CORNELL, RACE MATTERS
47. WISE, TIM, DEAR WHITE AMERICA: LETTER TO A NEW MINORITY
48. WRIGHT, RICHARD, BLACK BOY
49. ZINN, HOWARD, A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1492
TO PRESENT http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2013/05/what-we-mean-when-we-sayrace-is-a-social-construct/275872/
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IV. B. O. Bach bookshelf -- fiction and poetry pertaining to racism that I own:
1. ALEXIE, SHERMAN, INDIAN KILLER
2. ALEXIE, SHERMAN, TEN LITTLE INDIANS
3. ALEXIE, SHERMAN, THE TOUGHEST INDIAN IN THE WORLD
4. CISNEROS, SANDRA, THE HOUSE ON MANGO STREET
5. CLARKE, BREENA, RIVER CROSS MY HEART
6. CURTIS, CHRISTOPHER PAUL, BUD, NOT BUDDY
7. CURTIS, CHRISTOPHER PAUL, THE WATSONS GO TO BIRMINGHAM – 1963
8. FORD, JAMIE, HOTEL ON THE CORNER OF BITTER AND SWEET
9. GAINES, ERNEST J., A GATHERING OF OLD MEN
10. GAINES, ERNEST J., A LESSON BEFORE DYING
11. HILL, LAWRENCE, SOMEONE KNOWS MY NAME
12. HUEBNER, ANDREW, AMERICAN BY BLOOD
13. HURSTON, ZORA NEALE, THEIR EYES WERE WATCHING GOD
14. JONES, EDWARD P., THE KNOWN WORLD
15. LEE, HARPER, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
16. LYONS, LEROY, FROM THE HEART
17. MOSLEY, WALTER, WHITE BUTTERFLY
18. MYERS, WALTER DEAN, THE GLORY FIELD
19. MYERS, WALTER DEAN, SHOOTER
20. RYAN, PAM MUNOZ, ESPERANZA RISING
21. SILKO, LESLIE MARMON, CEREMONY
22. STOWE, HARRIET BEECHER, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
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23. TAYLOR, MILDRED D., THE LAND
24. UCHIDA, YOSHIKO, A JAR OF DREAMS
25. UCHIDA, YOSHIKO, JOURNEY HOME
26. WATKINS, YOKO KAWASHMA, SO FAR FROM THE BAMBOO GROVE
27. YEP, LAWRENCE, DRAGONWINGS
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