Bayard Rustin: The Invisible Activist
by Jacqueline Houtman
QuakerPress, 2014
Paper: 978-1-937768-58-4 | eISBN: 978-1-937768-59-1
Library of Congress Classification E185.97.R93H68 2014
Dewey Decimal Classification 323.092
TOC
FRONT COVER
Titile Page
Copyrightt
Contents
Preface
A Few Words About Words
Chapter 1: Out of the Shadows
Chapter 2: One Big Family
Chapter 3: Steal Away
Chapter 4: A Determination to Be the Best
Chapter 5: We Were Rebellious
Chapter 6: The Power of Nonviolence
Chapter 7: Nonviolent Direct Action
Chapter 8: War is Wrong
Chapter 9: “You Don’t Have to Ride Jim Crow”
Chapter 10: Jim Crow Army
Chapter 11: Chains
Chapter 12: A Reputation in the Field
Chapter 13: Bayard’s Problem
Chapter 14: The Montgomery Improvement Association
Chapter 15: From the Courts to Community Action
Chapter 16: Outcast
Chapter 17: Mr. March-on-Washington
Chapter 18: “I Have a Dream”
Chapter 19: Negroes Are Lying Dead in the Street
Chapter 20: We Will Try Our Best to Carry On
Chapter 21: Elimination of Injustice to All
Chapter 22: Let Freedom Ring
Endnotes
Important Events in Bayard Rustin’s Life
Discussion Questions
Bibliography
About the Authors
Acknowledgments
BACK COVER
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