Original black and white photographs provide a visual narrative of African American history in Washington, D.C.
chronicles the Civil Rights Movement from 1963 to 2006 for a comprehensive historical overview
Edited by Bennett Tracey Gold, a renowned African American historian
Paperback format for easy handling and portability
Includes insights from African American leaders and community members
Summarized by Shop
By 1963, the African American community's demand for equality could not be ignored. Following the 1954 Supreme Court decision to desegregate schools, those who were oppressed took their place at lunch counters for sit-in demonstrations, participated in freedom rides, and refused to give up their seats on public buses. In August 1963, some