RobertBuzzanco-TheStruggleForAmerica-NunnMcginty(2019)

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 407 lems will not be solved until... the White House b ...

408 ChaPter^8 before it got better. In April 1963, in an epic battle, King and others wanted to desegregate the businesses in Bi ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 409 and forced Birmingham’s White businessmen and Blac ...

410 ChaPter^8 famous “I Have a Dream” speech, one of the greatest orations in U.S. history. King dreamed of the United States be ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 411 old spiritual that served as an anthem for the mov ...

412 ChaPter^8 In return, Mississippi Whites began a reign of terror. Even in a region with horrid racial practices, Mississippi ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 413 Detroit, shot to death by Klansmen on her way out ...

414 ChaPter^8 Instead he called on blacks to reject white society and work for their own liberation “by any means necessary.” Ma ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 415 mission, and white liberals would discover than no ...

416 ChaPter^8 so did not want Blacks being given assistance at their expense, as they saw it. At the same time, King’s liberal a ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 417 His rhetoric was sounding like the New Left as muc ...

418 ChaPter^8 words “Hell No, We Won’t Go”–Carmichael’s advice, like Paul Robeson’s after World War II, to young Blacks to refus ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 419 came under growing attack from the FBI. The FBI Di ...

420 ChaPter^8 schools, and black history classes for children, its behavior terrified Whites. The media and FBI and other law en ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 421 Programs. Musicians, actors and athletes reflected ...

422 ChaPter^8 futility of violence, just in terms of strength.” To take arms against the forces of order in America was “more su ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 423 becoming a “radical” spokesman in 1968—and much of ...

424 ChaPter^8 with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people will get to the promised land.” The next evening, w ...

A New Kind of Democracy? Political and Cultural Developments in the 1960s 425 integration. And, after 1965, the war in Vietnam r ...

426 ChaPter^8 sexual double standards, media images of females, abortion, militarism and the Vietnam War, workplace harassment, ...