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Dark Days, Bright Nights: From Black Power to Barack Obama (Anglais) Broché – 5 février 2013

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The Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and ‘60s is now remembered as a distant, sepia-toned campaign, whose achievements and idealism were soon eclipsed by angry, confrontational Black Power activists. However, far from marking the end of an era, as is commonly thought, the 1965 Voting Rights Act wrested open a dam holding back radical political impulses. This political explosion initially took the form of the Black Power Movement, which, though conventionally adjudged a failure, in fact laid the groundwork for a crucial new wave of black leadership culminating in the inauguration of Barack Obama. In Dark Days, Bright Nights, acclaimed scholar Peniel E. Joseph elucidates Black Power's forgotten achievements by retelling the story of the movement through the lives of activists, intellectuals, and artists including Malcolm X, Stokely Carmichael, Amiri Baraka, and Barack Obama. In so doing, Joseph re-assesses a half-century fraught with struggle to expose the Black Power movement's resounding triumphs and continuing influence on American democracy.

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Broché: 296 pages
Editeur : Civitas Books; Édition : Reprint (5 février 2013)
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 046503313X
ISBN-13: 978-0465033133
Dimensions du produit: 14,3 x 2,2 x 21 cm
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A most interesting concept. Anyone who is aware of Black American 1960's History, knows there was some serious business going down. Black folks at the grassroots were serious about change coming to America. The leader of this Black Power Movement was none other than Malcolm X, a man willing to lay it on the line to promote Black folks doing whatever we had to do to improve our lives. In many ways, those involved in the Black Power Movement were considered “crazy” loonies, just garbage filled rhetoricians for self-aggrandizement. In Peniel Joseph, this Movement has found an ingenious, young Historian who takes it with the seriousness that it deserves, marking out the landscape of what it was about, showing that the Black Power Movement was no “enemy” of The Civil Rights' Movement, but was, in fact, complimentary to it. By describing the lay of the land, the dynamics of 1960's Civil Rights' History, the behind the scenes grassroots organizing of people like Malcolm X and Stokely Carmichael, Peniel Joseph shows that in many ways, what happened was a symbolic preparing of the fields that would later reap the harvest of the Presidency for an African-American. This book is written by an astute, perceptive, young Historian who understands his History and is good at explaining it. For anyone who wants to get a better grasp on the unfolding of events that led to the phenomenon that became President Obama, and his eventual rise to The White House, this is an excellent source. Great job by a young scholar whom the world is just getting to see in the early stages of his rise to scholarly greatness. Great work! This work fits within the same genre, and can be complimented by Thomas D. Rush's “Reality's Pen: Reflections On Family, History & Culture.” Rush's work refers to much of the 1960's Black American History captured by Joseph's work from the eyes of an average American. It is filled with anecdotes of richness. The book has many ingredients attractive to inquiring minds. One of its most interesting stories is a piece on page 95 of the book called “You Never Know Who God Wants You To Meet.” It is a 1989 story of the not-yet-famous Barack Obama having 2 long conversations with a normal person from his daily life, with Obama laying out a vision of what he hopes to see in his romantic life. This interaction with Rush takes place before Obama's introduction to Michelle. One of the reasons that this story is so valuable is precisely because it is written by an average person, long before Obama becomes famous. Rush's work can be found right here on Amazon.

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This book is extremely well written. I read this as a requirement for a class, but I really enjoyed reading it and recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about the history of black power in America and its effects today. Many academic books I've read in this genre are very dry and have no flow. This book is easy to read while being academic, however you don't need any real background knowledge in black history. I have read many books on this subject, and this is easily one of my favorites because it covers important people in Black Power and current topics and is enjoyable to read. I would encourage people not studying this field to read it because it's easy to follow what he's talking about and his explanations are informative and interesting. The Black Power Movement is ignored in education, but its effects are just as important as the Civil Rights Movement and this book does a wonderful job explaining its role in America in the past and present. The questions and topics brought up are thought-provoking and informative. In discussing Barack Obama, he raises interesting points on his political career relating to race and to what shaped the current national environment and the President’s life. The amount of information in the book could easily be overwhelming, but someone with no knowledge of Black Power could read, understand, and enjoy the book. Many scholarly books lack that ability to reach a wide range of audience and read as stuffy and only marginally comprehensible. The amount of information presented by Joseph is easier to understand because it's presented clearly and explained well. I would recommend this to parents for 5th or 6th grade or higher depending on reading level as a supplement to what schools don't teach.

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Jerry M.

Peniel has been too long coming

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I'm reading this slowly. In fact, I find myself re-reading many sentences and paragraphs immediately just to enjoy again the vast content of novel thought Peniel weaves into every statement. He keeps surprising me with . . . I'm not yet sure what. His is a fascinating combination of new (to me) information and history reportage that often sound like points of view but which I realize are valid interpretations I'd not encountered. I lived through this period as (I thought) a liberal/progressive white Southerner. Peniel shows me so much I did not know and makes me wish I'd found a way to help. He also shows me I still can.

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