Up South: Civil Rights and Black Power in Philadelphia (Politics and Culture in Modern America)
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Up South: Civil Rights and Black Power in Philadelphia (Politics and Culture in Modern America)

by Matthew J. Countryman

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Matthew J. Countryman examines civil rights and Black Power in Philadelphia, connecting the city’s political and cultural experiences to the broader history of modern America. This focused historical study explores African American activism and the changing landscape of twentieth-century political struggle.

ISBN-13 9780812220025 ASIN 0812220021 Views 157 Publisher University of Pennsylvania Press Year 2007 Edition Illustrated Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 432 Created March 07, 2026 Updated October 16, 2026
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Up South explores civil rights and Black Power in Philadelphia.

Matthew J. Countryman places these movements within the political and cultural history of modern America.

The book offers a focused study of Philadelphia as a setting for examining African American activism and changing approaches to social and political struggle.

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