: From The Color of Our Skin to the Color of a Bandanna: Our Parents Fought for The Civil Rights of Colored People - But Now We're Fighting Over the Color of a Handkerchief.

From The Color of Our Skin to the Color of a Bandanna: Our Parents Fought for The Civil Rights of Colored People - But Now We're Fighting Over the Color of a Handkerchief.

Binding: Kindle Edition
Format: Kindle eBook
Label: Webster Edgewood
Languages: EnglishPublished
Manufacturer: Webster Edgewood
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 6
Publication Date: February 03, 2012
Publisher: Webster Edgewood
Release Date: February 03, 2012
Studio: Webster Edgewood

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From The Color of Our Skin to the Color of a Bandanna illustrates how African Americans came together to fight for the civil rights of colored people during the time of racial injustice. The author also examines how modern-day African American men are currently battling one another over the color of a handkerchief. The author further reveals that these young men are not making the most out of all of the freedoms and opportunities that they have today, of which their parents didn’t have during those days of inequality.

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