Rethinking the Black Freedom Movement

Focusing on the African American civil rights struggle of the twentieth century, this narrative synthesizes a complex history into an accessible format. It examines both the Civil Rights and Black Power movements as interconnected elements of a broader fight for freedom, highlighting their influence on various societal aspects, including housing, education, and voting rights. The author places 1950s and 60s activism within a historical continuum that traces back to Reconstruction, emphasizing the ongoing nature of this significant movement.