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Publisher Description: The Struggle For Balck Equality Is An Aresting History Of The Civil-rights Movement--from The Pathbreaking Supreme Court Decision Of 1954, Brown V. Board Of Education Of Topeka, Kansas, Through The Growth Of Strife And Conflict In The 1960s To The Major Issues Of The 1990s. Harvard Sitkoff Offers Not Only A Brilliant Interpretation Of The Personalities And Dynamics Of The Civils-rights Organization--sncc, Core, Naacp, Sclc, And Others--but A Superb Study Of The Continuing Problems Plaguing The African-american Population: The Future That In 1980 Seemed To Hold Much Promise For A Better Way Of Life Has By The Early1990s Hardly Lived Up To Expectations. Jim Crow Has Gone, But, Forty Years After Brown, Poverty, Big-city Slums, White Backlash, Politically And Socially Conservativepolicies, And Prolonged Recession Have Made Economic Progress For The Vast Majority Of Blacks An Elusive, Perhaps Ever More Distant Goal. Up From Slavery -- The Cradle Rocks -- Bigger Than A Hamburger -- The Long Journey -- We Shall Overcome -- How Many Roads -- Heirs Of Malcolm X -- The Dream Deferred ... The Struggle Continues. Harvard Sitkoff ; Consulting Editor, Eric Foner. Includes

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Author

Harvard Sitkoff, consulting editor, Eric Foner, Sitkoff, Harvard

Publisher

Hill and Wang

Published

1993

Language

EN

ISBN

9780374523565

Category

history

Subjects

Political Science, Social Science, Fiction

Rating

3.92 / 5 (132 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14