The Blood Of Emmett Till Timothy B Tyson Simon Schuster Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General Issues

This Extraordinary New York Times Bestseller Reexamines A Pivotal Event Of The Civil Rights Movement—The 1955 Lynching Emmett Till—“And Demands That We Do One Vital Thing Aren’t Often Enough Asked To With History: Learn From It” (The Atlantic) * Notable Book Washington Post Longlisted For National Award Winner Robert F Kennedy *An Npr Los Angeles And Atlanta Journal-Constitution Best Year *In White Men In Mississippi Delta Lynched Fourteen-Year-Old Chicago Named Till His Murder Was Part Wave Terrorism Wake 1954 Supreme Court Decision Declared Public School Segregation Unconstitutional Only Weeks Later Rosa Parks Thought About Young As She Refused Move Back City Bus Montgomery Alabama Five Years Black Students Who Called Themselves “The Generation” Launched Sit-In Campaigns Turned Struggle Into Mass Movement Till’s Became Most Notorious Hate Crime American History But What Actually Happened Till—Not Icon Injustice Flesh-And-Blood Boy? Detective Story Political Blood “Unfolds Like Movie” Journal-Constitution) Drawing On Wealth Evidence Including Shocking Admission Innocence Woman Whose Name He Killed “Jolting Powerful” Post) “Provides Fresh Insight Way Race Has Informed Deformed Our Democratic Institutions” (Diane Mcwhorter Pulitzer Prize–Winning Author Carry Me Home) “Calls Us Cause Justice Today” (Rev Dr William J Barber Ii President North Carolina Naacp) Σελίδες: 304 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0308 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm