African Americans and Civil Rights

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Chronicles the enduring struggle for African American civil rights from 1619 to the present, highlighting how U.S. laws have historically marginalized black citizens. Historian Michael L. Levine offers a balanced overview, enriched by 65 biographical sketches of pivotal figures who influenced the civil rights movement, both positively and negatively. This narrative is concise yet rich in historical detail, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the ongoing fight for equality.