Sites of Slavery: Citizenship and Racial Democracy in the Post–Civil Rights Imagination
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Sites of Slavery: Citizenship and Racial Democracy in the Post–Civil Rights Imagination

by Salamishah Tillet

African American Studies Literary Criticism cultural history
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Sites of Slavery examines the enduring relationship between slavery, citizenship, and racial democracy. Focusing on the post–Civil Rights imagination, Salamishah Tillet offers a scholarly study of how racial history and political belonging continue to shape cultural and civic thought.

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Sites of Slavery explores the relationship between slavery, citizenship, and racial democracy.

The book focuses on how these ideas operate within the post–Civil Rights imagination.

Salamishah Tillet presents a scholarly analysis of race and political belonging.

This work will interest readers studying American history, citizenship, racial politics, and cultural thought.

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