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Steeped In The Blood Of Racism: Black Power, Law And Order, And The 1970 Shootings At Jackson State College
Introduction. Everybody Knows About Mississippi Goddam : The Shootings Of May 15, 1970 -- A Well Conceived Scheme To Maintain Racial Segregation : Jackson State College And The Struggle For Freedom -- Wake Up Brothers And Sisters : Civil Rights, Black Power, And A Changing Campus -- Buckshot, Rifle Slugs, A Submachine Gun : The Shootings At Jackson State College -- They Killed A Bunch Of Black Kids : The Struggles Over The Aftermath -- The Law Says They Can Do It, And They Did It : The Civil Suit And The Power Of The Law And Order Perspective -- Largely Unknown To The Public : Race, Law And Order, And The Struggle Over Memory -- Conclusion. It Was Not A Story To Pass On : The Ongoing Trauma Of State Violence. Nancy K. Bristow. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
African Americans--Civil rights
African Americans--Civil rights--Mississippi--Jackson
Police shootings--History
Riots--History
Student movements
HistoryJackson State College
Black power
Jackson State College
Murder--History
Black power--Mississippi--Jackson
Student movements--History
Police shootings
Riots
Murder
Race Relations
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