African American urban experience

The outer archives are busy

by Joe William Trotter, Earl Lewis, Tera W. Hunter

About this book

On a cold January day in 1987 civil rights marchers moved in chanting columns toward the court house square in Forsyth county, Georgia, a place where, even in the mid-1980s, no black person could live, or even visit safely after dark.

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