An edition of We will stand here till we die
(2013)
We will stand here till we die
freedom movement shakes America, shapes Martin Luther King Jr
by Stewart Burns
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Burns sets the scene for the events of 1963, describing Martin Luther King's development from his debut on the national stage during the Montgomery Bus Boycott of 1955-1956 through the lunch counter sit-ins, the freedom rides, Bayard Rustin's role in the development of King's views on nonviolence, the failures of the Albany movement, James Meredith's effort to enroll at the University of Mississippi, and the machinations and prevarications of the Kennedy White House on civil rights.
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African Americans, Civil rights, History, Civil rights movements, Social conditions, Social movements, Chronology, Race relationsPlaces
United States, Southern StatesTimes
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We will stand here till we die: freedom movement shakes America, shapes Martin Luther King Jr
2013, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
in English
148398351X 9781483983516
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North Charleston, SC
Edition Notes
Civil rights movement chronology, 1954-1968 -- p. 175-183.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-191).
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