How Slaves Used the Law
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Revisiting Civil Rights: Language and Narratives
This chapter examines the evolution of civil rights terminology and its implications, contrasting early understandings with mid-20th century focuses on social and political rights. It highlights the often-overlooked everyday rights of Black Americans and the role of local governments in both discrimination and assertion of dignity. Additionally, the discussion reflects on the complexities of historical narratives surrounding slavery and the responsibilities of academics in presenting truthful accounts amidst political distortions.
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