some wear on cover, otherwise in excellent condition. very important book about the civil rights moverment of the 1960s.
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A rich compilation, full of insights, life, and hope.,
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This review is from: Freedom is a Constant Struggle: An Anthology of the Mississippi Civil Rights Movement (Paperback)
This is an extraordinarily fine book, drawing on the direct experiences, insights, and visionary thrusts of bona fide activists involved in the early and mid-1960s struggle for a full measure of libertarian, material, and spiritual well-being in the then cruel, blood-dimmed State of <Mississippi. Told by the activists themselves, very ably gathered and edited by Susie Erenrich, FREEDOM IS A CONSTANT STRUGGLE provides innumerable insights into the social justice battles of the recent past -- and welcome torches illuminating the trail still ahead.
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