African American history

Erinn Banting

This accessible introduction explores the African American civil rights struggle in the United States from 1954 to 1968, placing its major events within the broader history of racial injustice and the fight for equality. Readers will learn about influential leaders, organizations, protests, and landmark moments that shaped the movement and transformed American society. Written for middle-grade students, the book encourages an understanding of courage, community action, perseverance, and the ongoing importance of civil rights.