Packard, Jerrold M. Acclaimed historian Packard takes a groundbreaking new look at the history of segregation, from the Reconstruction to the Civil Rights movement. Rivaling South Africa's apartheid in the humiliation and degradation of a people, the scars of Jim Crow are still felt on the American psyche. Acclaimed historian Packard takes a groundbreaking new look at the history of segregation, from the Reconstruction to the Civil Rights movement.
Author: Jerrold M. Packard · Original publisher: St. Martin's Press (2002, first edition)
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