Friends Disappear: The Battle for Racial Equality in Evanston (Chicago Visions and Revisions)
by Mary Barr
Mary Barr examines the battle for racial equality in Evanston, Illinois, offering a focused study of race, community, and social change. Published in the Chicago Visions and Revisions series, Friends Disappear will interest readers of civil rights history, Chicago history, and American social history.
About This Book
Friends Disappear examines the battle for racial equality in Evanston, Illinois.
Mary Barr focuses on the forces and experiences connected to race, community, and social change.
As part of the Chicago Visions and Revisions series, the book offers a focused study of Evanston’s place in the history of racial equality.
It is suited to readers interested in local history, civil rights, and the continuing American struggle over race and inclusion.
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