Michael R. Fischbach is Professor of History at Randolph-Macon College. The author of four previous books, he was awarded grants by The MacArthur Foundation and the United States Institute of Peace. He has presented at numerous academic and diplomatic settings in sixteen countries on four continents.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Black Internationalism: Malcolm X and the Rise of Global Solidarity
2. The Fire This Time: SNCC, Jews, and the Demise of the Beloved Community
3. Reformers, Not Revolutionaries: The NAACP, Bayard Rustin, and Israel
4. Balanced and Guarded: Martin Luther King Jr. on the Arab-Israeli Tightrope
5. The Power of Words: The Black Arts Movement and a New Narrative
6. Struggle and Revolution: The Black Panthers and the Guerrilla Image
7. Middle East Symbiosis: Israelis, Arabs, and African Americans
8. Red, White, and Black: Communists, Guerrillas, and the Black Mainstream
9. A Seat at the Table: Bayard Rustin, Andrew Young, and Black Foreign Policy
10. Looking over Jordan: Joseph Lowery, Jesse Jackson, and Yasir Arafat
