This book shines a light on the legal, historical, sociological, and political factors that together help explain the economic condition of Black people in America from their arrival in America to the present.
Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Foundations of Excellence: The African American Entrepreneur from Slavery to the Present Chapter 1 Entrepreneurship as a Key Factor in the Black Quest for Economic Parity Chapter 2 The Black Economic Journey from the 1600s to the Civil War Chapter 3 The Reconstruction Era: 1867-1877 Chapter 4 Government-Imposed Segregation: Jim Crow Dances with the U.S. Supreme Court Chapter 5 Black Economic Enclaves under Government-Imposed Segregation Chapter 6 Black Thought Leaders and Entrepreneurs of the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries Chapter 7 The Civil Rights Era and the End of American Apartheid: The 1950s to the Present Chapter 8 Black Thought Leaders and Entrepreneurs from the Civil Rights Era to the Present Chapter 9 A Parting Look at the Foundations of Black Entrepreneurial Excellence Part II Building Future Excellence: A Primer For Aspiring Entrepreneurs Introduction Chapter 10 Developing Your Ideas Chapter 11 Creating the Legal Framework for Your Business Chapter 12 Things You Should Know about Intellectual Property Chapter 13 Building Your Business Plan Chapter 14 Raising Capital for Your Business Chapter 15 Tax Matters for Business Owners Chapter 16 Estate Planning: Securing Your Future and Your Legacy Conclusion Appendices Appendix I 7(a) Loans—SBA Program Office Appendix II Micro-Loans—SBA Program Office Appendix III CDC/504 Program—SBA Program Office Bibliography Index
W. SHERMAN ROGERS is Professor of Law at Howard University. He has published a number of articles in professional and legal journals, authored five instructional manuscripts, and written numerous federal appellate court briefs (and argued the cases, as well).
Recommended. General readers and lower-division students.
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