Why We Can't Wait

Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Why We Can't WaitISBN13:9780451527530ISBN10:0451527534Author:King, Martin Luther (Author), Jackson, Jesse (Afterword by)Description:Martin Luther King's Classic Exploration Of The Events And Forces Behind The Civil Rights Movement--Including His Letter From Birmingham Jail, April 16, 1963 There Comes A Time When The Cup Of Endurance Runs Over, And Men Are No Longer Willing To Be Plunged Into The Abyss Of Despair In 1963, Birmingham, Alabama, Was Perhaps The Most Racially Segregated City In The United States The Campaign Launched By Dr Martin Luther King, Jr , And The Civil Rights Movement On The Segregated Streets Of Birmingham Demonstrated To The World The Power Of Nonviolent Direct Action In This Remarkable Book--Winner Of The Nobel Peace Prize--Dr King Recounts The Story Of Birmingham In Vivid Detail, Tracing The History Of The Struggle For Civil Rights Back To Its Beginnings Three Centuries Ago And Looking To The Future, Assessing The Work To Be Done Beyond Birmingham To Bring About Full Equality For African Americans Above All, Dr King Offers An Eloquent And Penetrating Analysis Of The Events And Pressures That Propelled The Civil Rights Movement From Lunch Counter Sit-Ins And Prayer Marches To The Forefront Of American Consciousness Since Its Publication In The 1960S, Why We Can't Wait Has Become An Indisputable Classic Now, More Than Ever, It Is An Enduring Testament To The Wise And Courageous Vision Of Martin Luther King, Jr Includes Photographs And An Afterword By Reverend Jesse L Jackson, Sr This Paperback Reissue Of A Classic Not Only Examines King's Birmingham Campaign For Civil Rights, But The History Of The Struggle And The Tasks That Await Future Generations Fighting For Equality New Afterword By Rev Jesse Jackson Reissue Binding:Paperback, Mass Market PaperboundPublisher:SIGNET CLASSICSPublication Date:2000-01-01Weight:0.3 lbsDimensions:0.7'' H x 7.4'' L x 4.2'' WNumber of Pages:240Language:English

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