Hellers, Charley
Hertzog, J.B.M.
Hines, Constance
Hitte, Charley
Hobson, John A.
Ho Chi Minh
Holland, African Americans in
Hopkins, Bernard
houseboys in South Africa
How to Box to Win, How to Build Muscle (McGovern)
Hubert's Museum and Flea Circus
Hughes, James
Hughes, Langston
Hyland, Steven
immigrants, as boxers
immigration restrictions: in Australia; in Francen; nonwhite resistance to; post-racialism and; racial segregation and; white regeneration and
imperialism: biopolitics and; Britain and; commercial amusements and; France and; racism and; unraveling of; U.S. and
India and Jeffries-Johnson fight
interimperial: cooperation; rivalry
interracial fight films: audience for; box office success of; censorship movement against; colonial world and; controversy over; international distribution of; Jeffries-Johnson match; production of
interracial fights: in Colorado; Jeannette-Carpentier; Johnson-Moran; in Paris; Siki-Beckett; Siki-Carpentier. See also Burns-Johnson fight; Jeffries-Johnson fight; Willard-Johnson fight
In the Ring—And Out (Johnson)
Invisible Man (Ellison)
Jackson, H.F.
Jackson, Jesse, Jr.
Jackson, Peter
Jackson, Samuel L.
Al-Jadda, Souhelia
Jeannette, Joe
Jeffries, Jim: agreement to fight Johnson; at coronation of George V; as great white hope; on Johnson; physical condition of; on physical fitness and fighting; retirement of; white South African sportsmen and. See also Jeffries-Johnson fight
Jeffries-Johnson fight: action of; aftermath of; censorship of film of; controversy about; deal for; fan reaction to; film of; as international event; location of; promotion of; spectators; Union of South Africa and
Jenkins, Lynn
Jim Crow racism and segregation: black working men and; Britain and; commercial mass culture and; France and; Mexico and; rise of; search for equality beyond reach of; South Africa and; in sporting realm; U.S. Army and; on world stage
J. & J. Company
Johannesburg, South Africa, calls for censorship of fight film in
Johnson, Battling Jim
Johnson, Eddie Bernice
Johnson, Henry
Johnson, John Arthur “Jack”: on Aboriginal culture; Ali on; on Anglo-Saxon supremacy; arrest of; autobiography of; birth and early life of; on British racism; career of; cars and; cultural and political significance of; as dandy; Davis on; death of; early travels of; French memoir of; French sportswriters on; on life and career; lifestyle of; on match with Wells; photos of; prison time of; as “rebel sojourner,”; Segonzac on; as showman; style of; surrender to authorities; Toy and; on white American racism; on white degeneration; world championship reign. See also Burns-Johnson fight; Jeffries-Johnson fight; Wells-Johnson match; Willard-Johnson fight
Johnson, Lucille: in Paris; photo of; travels of; Valdez and
Johnson, Lucy
Johnson, Tina “Tiny,”
“Johnson Fifi!” cartoon
Johnson Land Company
Johnson-Moran fight
Johnson-Roper fight
Juárez, Mexico
“The Kaffir House Boy” (cartoon)
Kelly, Walter
Kennedy, Edward
Ketchell, Stanley
Kid Davis
King, Peter T.
King, W.N.
Kingsley, Tom
Kingston, Jamaica, calls for censorship of fight film in
Kipling, Rudyard; “The Ballad of East and West,”
Klaus, Frank
Kristof, Nicholas
Lang, Bill
Lang, John
Langford, Sam: in Coloured Quartette; in Cuba; earnings of; in London; Lonsdale and; management of; Mcintosh and
Lascars, mutiny of
Lawson, Henry
Leonard, Sugar Ray
Les Nègres contre les Peaux-Rouges
Lewis, Billy: on black Americans in Britain; on Johnson; on Johnson-Moran fight; on Johnson's memoir; on McVea in Paris; on use of term “nigger” by white French boys; on Willard
Lewis, Calvin C.
Lewis, Harry
Lewis, Walter
Locke, Alain
London: Jackson in; Johnson in; Johnson trip to; Langford in; training camp in; views on miscegenation in
London, Charmian
London, Jack
Lonsdale, Lord
Louis, Joe
Lucas, F.H.
Luescher, Mark A.
MacCloskey, Blink
MacFadden, Bernarr
Main Event Café
“A Man and a Brother” (cartoon)
“The Man Farthest Down” (Washington)
Mangin, Charles
manhood: in Australia; boxing and; in France; physical fitness and; religion of whiteness and; spectacles of white American; urban black working-class and; white hope crisis and
Mann, James Robert
Mann Act conviction of Johnson
Maran, René
maritime work and black seamen
Marsalis, Wynton
Marshall, John R.
masculinity. See manhood
Matisse, Henri
“Ma Vie et mes combats” (Johnson)
Max, Georges
Maynard, Fred
McAdoo, Orpheus
McCain, John
McCarty, Luther
McClain, Billy
McGovern, Terry “Terrible,” How to Box to Win, How to Build Muscle
Mcintosh, Hugh Donald: fight film and; as fight promoter; white hope campaign of
Mcintyre, Duncan
McKay, Claude; Banjo: A Story without a Plot
McKetrick, Dan
McLaren, Jack
McLean, Alec
McTigue, Mike
McVea, Sam: career and travels of; in Coloured Quartette; in Cuba; as dandy; fetishism of black male body and; fight against Barry; fights against Jeannette; Grognet's school and; Mcintosh and; in Paris; photo of
Menocal, Mario García
Mexico: anti-Americanism in; black Americans and; Johnson in; Juárez; racism in; U.S. intervention in; white American expatriates in
Meyer, Frederick Brotherton
Mijares, Manuel
militancy of blacks after World War I
military, blacks in: African tirailleurs; in Argentina; for border patrol; conflict with Mexico and; Fall; in France; Spanish-American War; in U.S.; World War I
Million Dollar Baby (film)
Milner, Alfred
minstrelsy: African American minstrel troupes in South Africa; in Australia; in Britain; “stage darky” of
miscegenation, views on: in Australia; in London; in South Africa; in U.S.
Moir, Gunner Jim
Molineaux, Thomas
Moore, D.H.
Moran, Frank
Moreau, Marcel
Mortane, Jacques
Mos Def
Mott, Robert
Muller, Gus
Muscular Christianity movement
Nash, William A.
National Life and Character (Pearson)
Nazism and white hope crisis
nègre, translation of
Negrismo
Négritude
negrophilie (negrophilia) in Paris
“negro,” tropes of
Nelson, Oscar “Battling,”
New Negro: black boxers and vision of; Johnson as; McVea as; in Mexico; as transnational movement; in U.S.
New Zealand
Obama, Barack
Omar Sultan
O'Neill, Frank
organic intellectuals of diaspora
Orientalism
O'Sullivan, Edward William
Palzer, Al
Pan
-African Congress
Pan-African movement
Panama
Paris: civil unrest in; Johnson in; McVea in; racism in; training camp in; underground nightlife in; Wonderland Paris
Park, Robert E.
Parker, Donovan
Partido Independiente de Color (PIC)
Pearson, Charles, National Life and Character
Perez, Juan
performance: African American, in France; black boxers, resistance, and. See also minstrelsy; racial spectacles
Perry, John
Philippines
physical training
PIC (Partido Independiente de Color)
Picasso, Pablo
Pickens, William
Plan de San Diego
Pluto
Posner, Leo
posthumous presidential pardon, petition for
postracialism
Pre, T. Grand
primitivism
prizefighting. See boxing
promoters: in Americas; in Europe; Gibson; Mcintosh; of Willard-Johnson match; Wilson
Prunier, Maurice
pugilism. See boxing
Queensberry, Marquess of
Queensberry rules
Quinto, Pedro
racial spectacles: commercial; in France; mass culture, color line, and; recorded; transnational market for; in U.S.
racism: in Australia; battle royals and; in Britain; contests between Western nations over levels of; in France; French critique of; as global problem; immigration restrictions and; in Mexico; in Paris; transnational dialogue on; in U.S.
Rangel, Charlie
rebel sojourners, black men as: boxers; organic intellectualism; overview of; vagabond internationalism
Reeve, Harry
Reichel, Frantz
Reid, George
Reid, G. H.
religion of whiteness
Reno, Nevada
Rhodes, Gus
Rice, Cushman Albert
Rice, Perry
Rickard, Tex
“rising tide of color,”
The Rising Tide of Color Against White World-Supremacy (Stoddard)
Ritt, Martin
Rivoire, Daniel
Roddenbery, Seaborn A.
Rodgers, Ronald L.
roi nègre
Roosevelt, Theodore: boxing and; Great White Fleet and; newsreels of; on nonwhites of world; on prizefight films; “strenuous life” and
Roper, Bob
Rosenwald, Julius
Rothschild, James de
Rousseau, Paul
Ruiz, John
Runyon, Damon
Russell, Sylvester
Russia, black travel to and ideas of
Russo-Japanese War
Ryrie, Granville De Laune
Sackler, Howard, The Great White Hope
Said, Edward
Sanborn, Walter
Sandow, Eugen
Sardinias-Montalbo, Eligio “Kid Chocolate,”
Sarkozy, Nicolas
savate
Scales, Jack
Scanlon, Bob: career of; on Carpentier; fight with Hitte; fight with Lewis; Galvin and; MacCloskey and; in Mexico; military service of; public image of; on Siki; on Siki-Carpentier match
Scarborough, William Sanders
Schmeling, Max
Schreiber, Belle
Scott, Maidie
Sée, Leon
Segonzac, André Dunoyer de
self-determination and self-government, racial fitness for
Sen-Sen chewing gum ad
Severini, Gino
Shakespeare, J.H.
Shaw, George Bernard
Shaw, William
Siki. See Battling Siki
Simon, John
Singh, Dhuleep
Slaughter, G.W.
Slavin, Frank
Smith, Ada “Bricktop,”
Smith, Bob
Smith, Gunboat
Snelling, Oswald Frederick
“Snowy Baker's Search for an Aboriginal Hope” (cartoon)
social Darwinism
Social Gospel movement
La Société de Propagation de la Boxe Anglaise (SPBA)
“The Souls of White Folk” (Du Bois)
South Africa, Union of: African Americans and; Britain and; calls for censorship of fight film in; houseboys in; Jeffries-Johnson fight and; Wells-Johnson match and
Spain, Johnson trip to
Spanish-American War
Spanish-language training
Sperry, Charles Stillman
sporting industry, transnational
Squires, Bill
“stage darky” of blackface minstrelsy
Stein, Leland, III
stereotypes. See black men, stereotypes of
Stevens, Ernest
Stoddard, Lothrop, The Rising Tide of Color Against White World-Supremacy
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Uncle Tom's Cabin
Stuart, David
Sullivan, John L.
Suter, John
Swope, Herbert
Tate, Beth
telegraph communication
This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb
Thomas, George
Thurber, James
Tijuana, Mexico
Toy, Alma Adelaide Lillian
training sessions
transatlantic modernism
transnational racial solidarity. See also black transnationalism; Plan de San Diego; The Rising Tide of Color Against White World-Supremacy
Traoré, Bouna
A Tribute to Jack Johnson (Davis)
tropes of the “negro,”
Tunney, Gene
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Stowe)
Unforgivable Blackness (documentary)
United Society of Christian Endeavor (USCE)
United States (U.S.): commercial mass culture of; foreign policy agenda of; Great White Fleet; in Haiti; imperial exhibitions in; imperialism of; interracial fights in; intervention in Americas; Johnson grievances against; postracialism in; racial spectacles in; racism in; Red Summer in
Universal Negro Improvement Association
USCE (United Society of Christian Endeavor)
“vagabond internationalism,”
Valdez, Monica
Variety Artists' Federation (VAF)
Veracruz, Mexico
Victoria, Betsy
Vienna, Johnson in
Vienne, Théodore
Villa, Francisco “Pancho,”
Villaverde, José María
Villepin, Dominique de
Vivero, Angel Rodrigo
Von Eeden, Trevor
Walcott, Joe
Wales
Walker, George
Walker, Madame C.J.
Walmer, Cassie
Walton, Lester
Ward, Joseph
Warren, Cyclone
Washington, Booker T.; “The Man Farthest Down,”
Webdell, Wesley
Weldon Johnson, James
Wells, Bombardier Billy. See also Wells-Johnson match
Wells-Johnson match: backlash against; Bow Street case against; critiques of cancellation of; crusade against; injunction against; support for; ticket sales for; training for
Western modernity, critique of
Wharton, James “Jemmy the Black,”
White, James
white Anglo-Saxonism
White Australia Policy
white body politic
white hope crisis
white hope fights. See also Jeffries-Johnson fight; Willard-Johnson fight
white managers in France
white man's burden: boxing, politics, and; Burns-Johnson match and; Johnson and; physical nature and vulnerability of
whiteness: expanding definitions of; religion of
White Slave Traffic Act. See Mann Act conviction
Wignall, Trevor
Willard, Jess. See also Willard-Johnson fight
Willard-Johnson fight: bidding war over; d
escription of; Havana location for; Juárez location for; photo of; publicity for; racial dimensions of; reactions to; spectators
Williams, Bert
Williams, Henry Sylvester
Williams, J.F.
Willy, Colette
Wilson, J. Arnold
Wilson, Woodrow
women: black boxers and; French, and black boxers; Johnson and; Siki and; in South Africa, fears about
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wonderland Paris
Woodman, Joe
World War I
Wren, John
Yaqui Indians
Zirin, David
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