The NAACP in Washington, DC: From Jim Crow to Home Rule (American Heritage)
by George Derek Musgrove, Derek Gray
A historical account of the NAACP's work in Washington, DC, from the Jim Crow era to the establishment of Home Rule, highlighting the organization's role in civil rights and local governance.
About This Book
This book examines the NAACP's activities and influence in Washington, DC, spanning the era of Jim Crow through the achievement of Home Rule.
It explores the organization's efforts to advance civil rights and political representation in the nation's capital.
The narrative draws on historical records to document the challenges and progress faced by the NAACP in this period.
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