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USA: Black Rights & Civil Rights movement late C19/C20

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USA: Black Rights & Civil Rights movement late C19/C20

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Could look at the success of campaigners and evaluate to what extent they achieved their aims.

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To what extent can the actions of African-American campaigners in the years 1865-1975 be considered a success?

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Would be useful because it highlights aims of people on the march. Could evaluate whether these aims were met.
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http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20150206-the-most-racist-movie-ever-made

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National Museum of African American History

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National Museum of African American History

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https://nmaahc.si.edu/

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PDF: Historians and the Civil Rights Movement, Adam Fairclough

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PDF: Historians and the Civil Rights Movement, Adam Fairclough

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Useful overview of historiography relating to the civil rights movement

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PDF: Paradoxes of King Historiography by Clayborne Carson

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PDF: Paradoxes of King Historiography by Clayborne Carson

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Carson argues that King was successful not only in the US but also in the global movement.
Year of publication: 2005. This gives the author hindsight.
Carson job: Director of Martin Luther King Jr Papers Project and Professor of History at Stanford.
Background: published multiple books on King, generally takes a positive perspective on him.

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Paradoxes of King Historiography - med res.pdf