african american studies – what about the kennedys

In No Name In The Streets Baldwin attempts to bear witness to the tumultuous and decadent era of the Civil Rights Movement. Baldwin discusses his whereabouts during the murders of 3 of the movement's most influential titanic figures - Malcolm, Medgar, and Martin; he discusses his involvement; philosophizes the meaning of the movement -and its key players, …

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Who’s Afraid of James Baldwin? (No Name In The Street)

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