Original City, Original Sin: King, the Klan, and the Fight for Civil Rights in St. Augustine, Florida
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Original City, Original Sin: King, the Klan, and the Fight for Civil Rights in St. Augustine, Florida

by Martin Dobrow

History American History civil rights
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Martin Dobrow examines the civil rights struggle in St. Augustine, Florida, and the forces that shaped it. Focusing on the roles of King and the Klan, Original City, Original Sin presents a localized history of racial conflict, resistance, and the broader fight for equality in America.

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Original City, Original Sin examines the fight for civil rights in St. Augustine, Florida.

Martin Dobrow places the city’s history in the context of the conflict involving King, the Klan, and the movement for racial equality.

The book offers a focused look at how national civil rights struggles were experienced within a specific American community.

It will interest readers of American history, civil rights history, and studies of race and social change.

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