An edition of Going South
(2002)
Going South
Jewish Women in the Civil Rights Movement
by Debra Schultz and Blanche Wiesen Cook
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Going South: Jewish Women in the Civil Rights Movement
October 1, 2002, NYU Press
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081479775X 9780814797754
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"The Greensboro sit-ins signaled a sea change in the civil rights movement, one that veteran Black activist Ella Baker had been preparing for since her civil rights activism began in the 1930s."
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