Waking from the dream: my life in the Black middle class
1996 · 247 pagine · Anchor Books · ISBN 9780385478229
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Sam Fulwood was an integration baby. He came of age during the post-civil rights ear, a time when middle-calss blacks--many carrying the scars of segregation and the struggles of the movement--wholeheartedly embraced a belief in the unlimited possibilities available to the new generation.
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