Front Cover -- Title Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Prologue -- 1: Racial Justice in Foreign Affairs: Ronald W. Walters -- I: African American Foreign Affairs Participation: Nature and Dynamics -- 2: Conceptualizing the Foreign Affairs Participation of African Americans: Michael L. Clemons -- 3: From Anticolonialism to Anti-Apartheid: Ronald Williams II -- II: Rise to Institutional Global Power Positions -- 4: Congress and Africa's Constituency: William G. Jones -- 5: The Making of African American Foreign Policymakers: Josephine A. V. Allen et al -- 6: Colin L. Powell and the Iraq War: Michael L. Clemons -- 7: Condoleeza Rice and Madeleine Albright: Michael L. Clemons and Supad Ghose -- 8: The Rise and Fall of Black Influence on U.S. Foreign Policy: Charles P. Henry -- III: Transnational Activism and Globalization -- 9: The Looming Quest for Global Reparations: Ife Williams -- 10: The Emergence of a Legislative Caucus of Afro-Descendant Legislators in the Americas: Minion K. C. Morrison -- 11: African Americans, Transnational Contention, and Cross-National Politics in the United States and Venezuela: Sekou M. Franklin -- 12: The Assault of the Monkey King on the Hosts of Heaven: Robeson Taj P. Frazier -- Epilogue: Toward Foreign Policy Justice in the Post-Bush Era: Michael L. Clemons -- About the Contributors -- Index -- Back Cover.