Free Black Communities and the Underground Railroad: The Geography of Resistance
Cheryl Janifer Laroche examines the role of free Black communities in the Underground Railroad, focusing on the geography of resistance. This historical study considers how place, community, and Black freedom shaped the networks and activity associated with one of the most important movements in American history.
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Free Black Communities and the Underground Railroad examines the relationship between free Black communities and the Underground Railroad.
The book focuses on the geography of resistance, highlighting place and community as central to understanding this history.
Cheryl Janifer Laroche presents a focused study of Black freedom, collective action, and the networks associated with the Underground Railroad.
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