“Somewhat Like War”: The Aesthetics of Segregation, Black ...

Black Chicago activists themselves employed similar rhetorical tactics in their 1960s grassroots campaigns against the city’s segregated schools and neighborhoods, and black Southerners, too, recognized important connections between African Americans’ struggles in Chicago and emerging movements throughout the South: “Black Chicago ... ................
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