I have taylor, and im here with Elizabeth Hinton and we are here together to talk about the publication of the book, america on fire. America on fire the untold history of Police Violence and black rebellion since the 1960s. A profession or africanamerican studies at princeton and im so excited to talk about this wonderful book. How are you doing . Im great, this is quite another to work anywaysb look. Its a great time to read and the hunters in conversation with me. But get into it. So i want to start with kind of a long question. I have quote that i want you to sort of talk about in line you wrote this book. But i want to start with what was his birthday as a federal holiday in 1983. Siemens the civil Rights Movement as part of our narrative as an ongoing journey towards a more perfect union as part of that , the tactics of the civil Rights Movement, the peaceful Nonviolence Struggle and yet we rarely ask about particularly the kind of short lifespan of the civil Rights Movement in t
And we are here together to talk about the publication of the book, america on fire. America on fire the untold history of Police Violence and black rebellion since the 1960s. A profession or africanamerican studies at princeton and im so excited to talk about this wonderful book. How are you doing . Im great, this is quite another to work anywaysb look. Its a great time to read and the hunters in conversation with me. But get into it. So i want to start with kind of a long question. I have quote that i want you to sort of talk about in line you wrote this book. But i want to start with what was his birthday as a federal holiday in 1983. Siemens the civil Rights Movement as part of our narrative as an ongoing journey towards a more perfect union as part of that , the tactics of the civil Rights Movement, the peaceful Nonviolence Struggle and yet we rarely ask about particularly the kind of short lifespan of the civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and the tactics of peaceful nonviolent p
About this wonderful book. How you doing . Im great to be talking to you. This is quite an honor, and i couldnt imagine a more fitting way to launch this book. So thank you for taking the time the read and be in conversation with me. Absolutely. Lets get into it. Yeah. Okay. So i want to, i want to start with kind of a long question. I have a quote that i want you to sort of talk about in why you wrote this book. But i want to start with Martin Luther King. As kind of his birthday, as a federal holiday in 1983, i think, helped to cement the civil Rights Movement as part of our Nationall Narrative and our, you know, ongoing journey towards a more union. Perfect union. And Asas Part of it, it has vale orized valorized the peaceful,ts nonviolent struggle. And yet we rarely ask about particularly the kind of short Life Span of the civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and the Tack Tuck of peaceful,pr nonviolent tactic of peaceful, nonviolent protest. Vi begins as early as 1964 in harlem, in p
This wonderful book. How are you doing pretty. Elizabeth i am great. This is quite an honor and i couldnt imagine a more fitting way to launch this book. So thank you for taking the time to rated me in conversation with me. Absolutely and lets get to it. I want to start with kind of a quote. And does sort of talk about might you wrote this Book Party to but i want to start with Martin Luther and king and his birthday and is a federal holiday 1983 and talk to the civil Rights Movement as part of our national narrative in our ongoing journey towards a more perfect really is and as part of that, the tactics of the civil taRights Movement. The peaceful nonviolence struggles and yet we rarely ask about this particular, the kind of short lifespan of the civil Rights Movements in the 60s targeted and of the peaceful nonviolence protest. And the fact that you point out in your book that what you describe it as a violent times and black protest, begins as early as 1964 in harlem and philadelphi
Here with Elizabeth Hinton and we are here together to talk about the publication of the book, america on fire. America on fire the untold history of Police Violence and black rebellion since the 1960s. A profession or africanamerican studies at princeton and im so excited to talk about this wonderful book. How are you doing . Im great, this is quite another to work anywaysb look. Its a great time to read and the hunters in conversation with me. But get into it. So i want to start with kind of a long question. I have quote that i want you to sort of talk about in line you wrote this book. But i want to start with what was his birthday as a federal holiday in 1983. Siemens the civil Rights Movement as part of our narrative as an ongoing journey towards a more perfect union as part of that , the tactics of the civil Rights Movement, the peaceful Nonviolence Struggle and yet we rarely ask about particularly the kind of short lifespan of the civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and the tacti