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Down the line

This book is about Bayard Rustin
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Summary of Down the line

"Down the Line" presents a compelling collection of writings by Bayard Rustin, a pivotal figure in both the civil rights and gay rights movements. Published on January 1, 1971, this book provides an invaluable insight into the intersections of racial justice and gender equality through essays like "Twenty-two Days on a Chain Gang" and "Nonviolence vs. Jim Crow." Rustin's articulate and poignant prose not only captures the essence of his own struggles but also serves as a beacon for activism. Ideal for middle school readers, "Down the Line" invites students to explore the courage and commitment required to stand up against injustice. This book not only educates but also inspires critical reflection and empathy, encouraging a new generation to carry forward the torch of social change. How will you contribute to continuing Rustin's legacy of equality and peace?

Book Details

Published by Quadrangle Books on January 1, 1971
355 pages
ISBN: 9780812901856
Best for readers in Middle School
This book provides valuable insights into Gender Equality and Racial Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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