Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-220) and index.
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Contents
Introduction: race, resistance, and the civil sphere -- Re-envisioning the Black power movement -- The rise of the Black power professional -- "A nice social tea party": the rocky relationship between social work and Black liberation -- "We stand before you, not as a separatist body": the techni-culture movement to gain voice in the National Federation of Settlements -- "We'll build our own thing": the exit strategy of the National Association of Black Social Workers -- Exit and voice in intra-organizational social movements -- Conclusion: institutionalizing black power.