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Acknowledgments

Prologue: Misconceptions about Civil Rights Activists

1. The Civil Rights Movement: The River of Baptism

2. Tracking the Civil Rights Activists: How the Research Was Done

3. The Black Protest Generation in the 1970s and 1980s

4. The Divergent Politics of the White Generation

5. African American and White Activists Twenty-Five Years Later

6. Conclusion: Taking Stock

Epilogue: Current Dilemmas and Future Prospects

Appendix

Notes

References

Index

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James Max Fendrich is Professor of Sociology at Florida State University.

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