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"Compelling. . . . Siracusa's monograph represents a decisive contribution to our understanding of the Black freedom movement.""--Reading Religion Remarkable. . . . [I]ts recognition of the vital contributions made by Black intellectuals to the language, practice, and institutions that established nonviolence as a revolutionary force in American society marks its significance and makes it a must-read by students of civil rights history and Black intellectual history, to name a few.""--Journal of Southern History Siracusa . . . considers the importance of historical legacy in focusing on the genealogy of nonviolence as a political tool in the ongoing struggle for freedom and equality."" --CHOICE A sweeping synthesis. . . . This is an important and provocative book that deserves to be widely read.--Journal of Social History"

Siracusa . . . considers the importance of historical legacy in focusing on the genealogy of nonviolence as a political tool in the ongoing struggle for freedom and equality. --CHOICE A sweeping synthesis. . . . This is an important and provocative book that deserves to be widely read.--Journal of Social History

A sweeping synthesis. . . . This is an important and provocative book that deserves to be widely read.--Journal of Social History

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Anthony C. Siracusa is the Senior Director of Inclusive Cultures and Initiatives at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

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