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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. One familys story of racism, redemption, and the legacy of the No. 2 Black Construction Battalion.From an early age, Lance B. Dixon had heard about his grandfather George Dixon, one of six hundred men who served in the only Black battalion in Canadian history the No. 2 Construction Battalion of the First World War. Sadly, his knowledge about Georges war experiences stopped there. In fact, much of his life remained a mystery. It has been left to Lances father, Blair Dixon (also a veteran), to tell their story while reliving the shame they were taught to feel about being Black bodies in a white mans world.In A Footnote to Freedom, through intimate conversations with his father, Dixon grapples with the effects of racism across three generations. He also brings to light the painful irony of the Black battalions struggle: that these men had to fight their own country to fight for the freedom of others in a distant land. This is the tale of his grandfathers redemption and the legacy he leaves behind. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - One family's story of racism, redemption, and the legacy of the No. 2 Black Construction Battalion. From an early age, Lance B. Dixon had heard about his grandfather George Dixon, one of six hundred men who served in the only Black battalion in Canadian history -- the No. 2 Construction Battalion of the First World War. Sadly, his knowledge about George's war experiences stopped there. In fact, much of his life remained a mystery. It has been left to Lance's father, Blair Dixon (also a veteran), to tell their story while reliving the shame they were taught to feel about being Black bodies in 'a white man's world.' In A Footnote to Freedom, through intimate conversations with his father, Dixon grapples with the effects of racism across three generations. He also brings to light the painful irony of the Black battalion's struggle: that these men had to fight their own country to fight for the freedom of others in a distant land. This is the tale of his grandfather's redemption and the legacy he leaves behind. …

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. One familys story of racism, redemption, and the legacy of the No. 2 Black Construction Battalion.From an early age, Lance B. Dixon had heard about his grandfather George Dixon, one of six hundred men who served in the only Black battalion in Canadian history the No. 2 Construction Battalion of the First World War. Sadly, his knowledge about Georges war experiences stopped there. In fact, much of his life remained a mystery. It has been left to Lances father, Blair Dixon (also a veteran), to tell their story while reliving the shame they were taught to feel about being Black bodies in a white mans world.In A Footnote to Freedom, through intimate conversations with his father, Dixon grapples with the effects of racism across three generations. He also brings to light the painful irony of the Black battalions struggle: that these men had to fight their own country to fight for the freedom of others in a distant land. This is the tale of his grandfathers redemption and the legacy he leaves behind. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : New.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. One familys story of racism, redemption, and the legacy of the No. 2 Black Construction Battalion.From an early age, Lance B. Dixon had heard about his grandfather George Dixon, one of six hundred men who served in the only Black battalion in Canadian history the No. 2 Construction Battalion of the First World War. Sadly, his knowledge about Georges war experiences stopped there. In fact, much of his life remained a mystery. It has been left to Lances father, Blair Dixon (also a veteran), to tell their story while reliving the shame they were taught to feel about being Black bodies in a white mans world.In A Footnote to Freedom, through intimate conversations with his father, Dixon grapples with the effects of racism across three generations. He also brings to light the painful irony of the Black battalions struggle: that these men had to fight their own country to fight for the freedom of others in a distant land. This is the tale of his grandfathers redemption and the legacy he leaves behind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…