Up South: Civil Rights and Black Power in Philadelphia (Politics and Culture in Modern America)
A historical account of civil rights activism and Black Power organizing in mid-twentieth-century Philadelphia.
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Up South examines the civil rights movement and the emergence of Black Power activism in Philadelphia.
The book explores local struggles for racial justice and political empowerment during the mid-twentieth century.
It draws on archival research to document community organizing and protest efforts in the city.
The work situates Philadelphia within broader national debates on race, rights, and urban politics.
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