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Freedom in the family
2003
389 pages
BiographyHistoryAfrican American women civil rights workersAfrican AmericansRace relationsCivil rightsCivil rights movementsSegregationMothers and daughtersCivil rights workersCivil rights, united states
In alternating chapters that reflect the perspectives of two generations of women, a mother and daughter describe their commitment to the struggle for civil rights, from the height of the civil rights era to the present.
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