Staging a dream : untold stories and transatlantic legacies of the March on Washington / edited by Britta Waldschmidt-Nelson, Marcia Chatelain, and Sharon Monteith.
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Contents:
Visual histories and cultural memories. After the dream died: national memories of the King assassination and how they played out in subsequent legislation / David L. Chappell. Prologue. Martin's Dream: The Global legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. / Clayborne Carson -- Music and the March. Sounds and silences: music and the March on Washington / Brian Ward -- Transatlantic legacies. Martin Luther King Jr.'s reception as a theologian and political activist in Germany - East and West / Michael Haspel -- The March on Washington and the American civil rights movement as an inspiration for social protest movements in West and East Germany / Heinrich Grosse -- The March on London: British-American connections during the civil rights movement / Stephen Tuck -- Different views and voices. Joachim Prinz, the South, and the analogy of Nazism / Stephen J. Whitfield -- In defense of law and order: the March on Washington and its black conservative critics / Angela Dillard -- Visual histories and cultural memories. Hollywood activism, daytime veriteĢ, and the March on Washington / Allison Graham -- After the dream died: national memories of the King assassination and how they played out in subsequent legislation / David L. Chappell.
Series:
Bulletin of the German Historical Institute. Supplement, 1048-9134 ; 11
OCLC:
(OCoLC)917537053
Locations:
SOAX911 -- Simpson College - Dunn Library (Indianola)
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)
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