God's Long Summer
Book • 1999
Charles Marsh's "God's Long Summer" delves into the intersection of faith, politics, and the Civil Rights Movement.
The book likely recounts pivotal moments and figures in the struggle for racial equality in the United States.
It probably explores the spiritual and moral dimensions of the movement, highlighting the role of faith in inspiring and sustaining activists.
The narrative likely weaves together historical accounts with personal reflections, offering a nuanced understanding of the era.
The book's title suggests a focus on the enduring legacy of faith and hope during a period of profound social change.
The book likely recounts pivotal moments and figures in the struggle for racial equality in the United States.
It probably explores the spiritual and moral dimensions of the movement, highlighting the role of faith in inspiring and sustaining activists.
The narrative likely weaves together historical accounts with personal reflections, offering a nuanced understanding of the era.
The book's title suggests a focus on the enduring legacy of faith and hope during a period of profound social change.
