REVIEW: Looking Back on America's First Civil Rights Movement
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Today’s Civil Rights Advocacy is Part of a Mighty Stream Flowing from the Earliest Days of the Republic
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APPRECIATION: 'The Color of Law' Makes a Compelling Case for Reparations
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The Pandemic is the Perfect Time to Contemplate Rothstein’s Insights Into Our Tortured Racial History
Read More5 HOT BOOKS: Justice in the Jim Crow South, a Poet's Tragic Memoir, and More
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And Untold Stories From a Louisiana Home for Lepers
Read MoreREVIEW: Who Won the Civil War? Two New Books Argue that the South Did
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Since its Surrender, the Confederacy’s Values Have Been Ascendant — through the Republican Party
Read MoreQ and A: Kerri Greendige Talks About Black Radicalism, Writing History, and Family
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And the Subject of Her New Book, William Monroe Trotter, Who Said, “Agitate, Agitate, Agitate”
Read MoreREAD THIS: The Blinding of Sgt. Woodard: a Civil Rights Era Crime that Changed America
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A Victim of Racial Hate Who’s Not as Well-Known as Emmett Till — But Should Be
Read MoreQ&A: A Civil Rights Lawyer Who Helped Defeat Jim Crow Looks Back
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Representing Black Doctors in the Segregated South, Lenny Bruce, and Muhammad Ali
Read More5 HOT BOOKS: Bob Dylan's Lyrics, the Moral Injuries of War, and More
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And a New Take on the Story of Civil Rights Martyr Emmett Till
Read MoreREVIEW: A True Story of Black Brothers in the Jim Crow South, Turned into Circus Freaks
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And a Mother's Courageous Quest to Get Her Sons Back
Read More5 HOT BOOKS: Georgia's Infamous All-White County, Living Unhappily in a Castle, and More
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And the Story of a Trial that Lay the Groundwork for Free Speech in the United States
Read MoreQ&A: Will We Ever Fix Our Broken, Discriminatory Voting System?
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Michael Waldman discusses his new book, The Fight to Vote
Read More5 Hot Books: Diane Rehm's Somber Memoir, a Stunning Novel About an Opera Star in 19th Century Paris, and More
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Including a six-generation family history from Lena Horne's daughter
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