Includes bibliographical references (p. [539]-546) and index.
Contents:
"Any road will take you there," 1912-1934. -- "A young radical," 1934-1941. -- "A way of life," 1941-1943. -- "An extremely capable agitator," 1944. -- "Hard and bitter experience," 1944-1946. -- "The gadfly which has stirred men into action," 1946-1947. -- "Mad enough to do something desperate," 1947-1948. -- "An iron lung of militarism," 1948-1952. -- "Bayard's trouble," 1952-1953. -- "I can again be useful," 1953-1955. -- "No force on Earth can stop this movement," 1955-1957. -- "More going on than most people would gather," 1957-1959. -- "An employee of others," 1959-1960. -- "Ours is not a world-shaking project," 1960-1962. -- "One of the great days in American history," 1963. -- "On the threshold of a new political movement," 1963-1964. -- "From protest to politics," 1964-1965. -- "In the shadow of war," 1965-1967. -- "A strategist without a movement," 1966-1968. -- "Freedom is never a final act," 1969-1987.
Summary:
Examines the life of Bayard Rustin, the civil rights activist who organized the 1963 March on Washington, detailing his struggles as being openly gay and his campaigns for civil rights.
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