We Shall Overcome, Volume 3

Capa
Sourcebooks, Inc., 2004 - 263 páginas
An entire generation of Americans faced the lynching of teenager Emmett Till, the murder of four girls at church, and the denial of basic liberties like voting rights, equal education and political representation. This is their story. We Shall Overcome is a gripping chronicle of the words and voices of the civil rights movement. From stirring speeches to the voices of hate, this collection brings to life the battle for justice and equality that shook America to its core. We Shall Overcome brings you there - from the schools to the sit-ins, from Little Rock to Selma, from the pulpit to the marches. American Book Award winning author Herb Boyd tells the dramatic stories of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Fannie Lou Hamer, Stokely Carmichael, Ella Baker and activist groups like the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and the Black Panthers. In words, photos and on two accompanying audio CDs, you'll witness the courageous and controversial stories that defined America's civil rights movement. -- From dust jacket.
 

Índice

Chapter
1
DISC I
20
2
32
8
41
Chapter 5
47
Chapter 6
55
4
58
Chapter 7
67
Mississippi Goddam
169
Fannie Lou Hamer and the MFDP
179
Selma Alabama
189
Black Power
203
King in Chicago and Against the War
211
Black Panther Party
221
3
223
Ive Seen the Promised Land
235

6
72
7
78
Chapter 8
79
The Albany Movement
92
Chapter 10
101
2
105
Aint Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Round
109
Meredith in Mississippi
117
Birmingham
124
Bombingham
127
George Wallace and John F Kennedy
134
Medgar Evers
136
The March on Washington
147
Four Little Black Girls in White
159
II
240
Afterword
245
Acknowledgments
250
Bibliography
252
5
254
Additional Civil Rights Resources
255
Audio Credits
257
Photo Credits
258
Index
259
Medgar Evers
260
6
263
About the Author
264
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