The writings of the openly gay advisor to Martin Luther King cover five decades of important insights into Gandhi's influence on African-Americans, white supremacists in Congress, the anti-war movement, and the assassination of MLK. Original.
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Bayard Rustin, the openly-gay African Americancivil rights organiser, is widely acclaimed as thefounding father of modern black protest, havingtaught Martin Luther King, Jr. strategies ofnon-violence during the Montgomery Bus Boycott,thereby launching the birth of the Civil RightsMovement, as well as organising the 1963 March onWashington. Throughout his extraordinary life,however, his open homosexuality was a point ofcontention among black church leaders, includingKing himself. This is an extraordinary showcase ofthe writings of this pioneer of two movements.
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