Fight Like a Tiger: Conway Barbour and the Challenges of the Black Middle Class in Nineteenth-Century America
Victoria L. Harrison’s Fight Like a Tiger examines Conway Barbour and the challenges of the Black middle class in nineteenth-century America. Focusing on the relationship between individual experience and broader social conditions, this historical study contributes to understanding race, class, identity, and African American life during a transformative era.
About This Book
Fight Like a Tiger focuses on Conway Barbour and the challenges of the Black middle class in nineteenth-century America.
Victoria L. Harrison places Barbour’s experience within the broader history of African American life and social development.
The book explores the complexities of Black middle-class identity and the pressures surrounding it during the nineteenth century.
It offers readers a historically focused study of race, class, and American society.
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