Black veterans, politics, and civil rights in twentieth-century America : closing ranks /
This collection examines the lives of African American soldiers and the sociopolitical world they constructed upon returning to the United States. The experiences analyzed in this volume provide a useful backdrop for understanding the complex relationship between race, war and politics in the United...
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| Language: | English |
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Lanham, Maryland :
Lexington Books,
[2019]
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| Series: | War and society in modern America.
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Table of Contents:
- We never get to be men: Big Bill Broonzy, black consciousness, and WWI's returning black veterans / Kevin Greene
- Frames refocused: blinded black and white ex-GIs and the social re-orientation of self in World War Two America / Robert F. Jefferson, Jr
- Have gun, will travel: the deacons for defense and justice, armed self defense and the long Black Power movement / Selika M. Ducksworth-Lawton
- The military no more: Vietnam, civil rights, and attitudes toward change / Jeremy P. Maxwell
- African American leadership's tug of war with black military service members: rhetorical situation strategies in the face of the Persian Gulf War / Elizabeth Desnoyers-Colas
- Afterword: how to place these fine essays into larger contexts / Peter Karsten.