1. Southern “Redemption” and the Making of Jim Crow Now Playing: Nina Simone, “Strange Fruit,” 1965 (originally recorded by Billie Holiday, 1939) Lecture Outline: feliciaviator.com/history7B/schedule or bcourses

2. “ The Great Labor Parade,” Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper, 1884

3. Broadside announcing the May 4 th rally at Haymarket Square, 1886

4. “The Haymarket Riot,” Harper’s Weekly, 1886

5. Ida B. Wells, Booker T. Washington, and W.E.B. DuBois

6. “A National Game That Is Played Out,” Granger, 1876

7. Campaign of terror during the election of 1876

8. The disputed election of 1876

9. “A Truce – Not a Compromise,” Harper’s Weekly, 1877

10. “Heroes of the Colored Race,” lithograph, 1881

11. “Negro Expulsion From Railway Car”

12. Louisiana businessman and civil rights activist, Homer Plessy

13. Streetcar seating, Birmingham, Alabama

14. African American schoolhouse, Virginia, ca. 1920

15. The lynching of Henry Smith, Texas, 1893

16. Photograph and postcard souvenirs from the lynching of Jesse Washington, 1916

17. “Sambo Target” dart game, ca. 1950

18. Hattie McDaniel as “Mammy” in Gone With The Wind, 1939

19. American postcard, 1900

20. “Gus” in The Birth of a Nation, 1915

21. “Zip coon” sheet music, ca. 1910

22. Promotional broadside for The Birth of a Nation, 1915

23. Delta bluesman Robert Johnson, ca. 1930

24. Kanye West performing “Blood on the Leaves,” VMAs, 2013