Civil Rights and Equality: A Pulitzer Prize Centennial 红杏直播app<\/h2>\r\n
鈥淟et鈥檚 Talk About It, 红杏直播app鈥� 红杏直播app at 红杏直播app City University, Fall 2016\r\n<\/h4>\r\n
Often when the term 鈥渃ivil rights鈥� comes into conversations in the U.S., a specific, momentous movement comes to mind. Our collective imagination calls forth the black-and-white photojournalistic images of brave marchers under attack and the resonating voices of the leaders who led court cases and civil actions throughout the 1950s and鈥�60s. But the fundamental notion of civil rights has been built into the value systems of our culture from the beginning. The five Pulitzer Prize-nominated or-winning books in this series all work toward that same goal: trying to better help us understand our American context and our own unrealized ideals by immersing us in specific historic or contemporary moments, with fully realized individuals experiencing inequality. These five great reads include three different genres鈥攆iction, nonfiction, and poetry鈥攊n an attempt to help us experience these lives in different 鈥渞egisters.鈥� Do you want to rediscover the joys of experiencing our humanity and national identities? If these issues interest you, opportunity awaits. If you want to be active in this exploration, please join us for this \"Let's Talk About It
