書名 : A more beautiful and terrible history :the uses and misuses of civil rights history /
紀錄類型 : 書目-語言資料,印刷品: 單行本
正題名[資料類型標示]/作者 : A more beautiful and terrible history :Jeanne Theoharis.
其他題名 : the uses and misuses of civil rights history /
作者 : Theoharis, Jeanne,
出版者 : Boston :Beacon Press,[2018].
面頁冊數 : xxv, 253 p. ;24 cm.
內容註 : Introduction: the political uses and misuses of civil rights history and memorialization in the present -- The long movement outside the south: fighting for school desegregation in the liberal north -- Revisiting the uprisings of the 1960s and the history of injustice and struggle that preceded them -- Beyond the redneck: polite racism and the white moderate -- The media was often an obstacle to the struggle for racial justice -- Beyond a bus seat: the movement pressed for desegregation, criminal justice, economic justice, and global justice -- The great man theory of history part I: where are the young people? -- The great man view of history part II: where are the women? -- Extremists, troublemakers and national security threats: the public demonization of rebels, the toll it took, and government repression of the movement -- Learning to play on locked pianos: the movement was persevering, organized, disruptive, and often disparaged, and other lessons from the Montgomery Bus Boycott -- Afterword: a history for a better world.
標題 : African Americans
標題 : United States
ISBN : 9780807075876 (hbk.) :
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