The Civil Rights Movement in American Memory
by Rebecca Edwards, Steve Estes, Sarah Vowell, Renee C. Romano, Leigh Raiford, Derek H. Alderman, Owen J. Dwyer, Glenn T. Eskew, Jennifer Fuller, Tim Libretti, David John Marley, Edward P. Morgan, Kathryn Nasstrom
The Civil Rights Movement in American Memory considers how one of the most significant movements in American history has been remembered and interpreted. With contributions from a wide range of scholars, this volume offers a multidisciplinary resource for exploring civil rights, historical memory, and American culture.
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The Civil Rights Movement in American Memory examines the ways the movement has been remembered and understood in the United States.
Bringing together contributions associated with history, cultural studies, geography, communication, and related fields, the volume presents a broad scholarly perspective.
Its focus makes it relevant to readers studying American history, civil rights, public memory, and the interpretation of important social movements.
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