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Name: White violence and Black response
Author: Herbert Shapiro

📘 White violence and Black response by Herbert Shapiro

This study traces the evolution of white‑racist violence as a tool for enforcing social hierarchy in the United States. It analyzes how such acts were employed to sustain systemic control over Black communities throughout American history. The book also chronicles the diverse forms of resistance and resilience demonstrated by African Americans in the face of violent intimidation.

First publish date: 1988

Genre: History/Modern History

Authors: Herbert Shapiro

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