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A well written book that provides powerful insights into the struggles of blacks to improve the quality of their life through ... Read More
She hits the reader with the painful facts of lynchings, deaths in police custody, and poverty that african americans experienced.
Fortunately, her beliefs were nowhere aligned with my own but i wish that i had been taught earlier that the hardships for afri... Read More
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Great insights into a world in which i lived, but never knew.
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- This product had a total of 15,501 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 20 2022.
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Excellent must read for all people in the black community
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I normally do not reach books over 350 pages these days This book held my attention from start to finish I was unable to put ... Read More
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If you can’t taste the sweetness of florida’s oranges and feel the relentless weight of decades of suitcases being lifted onto the train, you’re dead inside.
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This is the history not only of the south but of america.
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Told so well with each persons story.
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Irrespective of education, occupation, family circumstance or financial situation, each migrant sought escape from a caste system which predisposed their inferiority.
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What they found in the north fell short of their expectations as they found many of the same discriminatory practices enforced socially and economically rather than through the legally enforced apartheid of the south.
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Their struggle to achieve the american dream of equal justice is both heart breaking and heartening.
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Questions i’ve been meaning to ask, but no one had the answers.
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There is so much going on, so much the author explores it’s really difficult to sum it up.
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