The Making of Black Lives Matter: A Brief History of an Idea
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The Making of Black Lives Matter: A Brief History of an Idea

by Christopher J. Lebron

History Social Sciences
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The Making of Black Lives Matter explores the history and development of an idea that has shaped contemporary conversations about race, equality, citizenship, and justice. Christopher J. Lebron provides a concise, accessible account of the intellectual and political significance of Black Lives Matter.

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Christopher J. Lebron examines the making of the idea associated with Black Lives Matter.

This concise history places the movement’s emergence within broader discussions of race, citizenship, equality, and justice.

The book considers how political ideas develop and gain significance in public life.

It offers readers an accessible introduction to an influential contemporary framework for understanding racial justice.

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