In an article written with a women’s studies scholar, this historian defined history as “the story of who rides whom and how.” This historian remarked, “the greater the prolongation of the ‘a,’ the greater the implicit approbation” in discussing a preacher’s use of the word “ba-ad.” This historian, who claimed to welcome a “coming Viet Cong victory” at a Rutgers teach-in, founded the journal Marxist Perspectives with his wife Elizabeth Ann Fox. (15[1])This historian (15[1])identified (-5[1])a transition from “patriarchy” to “paternalism” in a region he characterized as “in, but not of,” (-5[1])(*) capitalism, (10[1])contrary to the theories of Robert Fogel. This historian explored “resistance within accommodation,” exemplified (-5[1])by shirking and religious practice, in a book that uncovers the “Nat Turner” inside of “Sambo.” For 10 points, name this historian who chronicled the “world the slaves made” in a (-5[1])book titled for a spiritual, Roll, Jordan, (10[1])Roll. (10[1])■END■ (10[5]0[6])