No Coward Soldiers: Black Cultural Politics in Postwar America (The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures)
In No Coward Soldiers, Waldo E. Martin Jr. examines Black cultural politics in postwar America. Part of The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures, this focused volume offers readers an entry point into the history, culture, and politics of African American life during a defining period.
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No Coward Soldiers by Waldo E. Martin Jr. explores Black cultural politics in postwar America.
Presented as part of The Nathan I. Huggins Lectures, the book focuses on the relationship between culture and political life in an important period of American history.
Its subject matter will interest readers of African American studies, cultural history, and American politics.
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