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Publisher
University of North Carolina Press
ISBN-10
0807833320
ISBN-13
9780807833322
eBay Product ID (ePID)
72707731
Product Key Features
Book Title
Freedom's Teacher : the Life of Septima Clark
Number of Pages
480 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2009
Topic
Cultural Heritage, Civil Rights, General, Ethnic Studies / African American Studies
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Political Science, Social Science, Education, Biography & Autobiography
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
12 Oz
Item Length
9.2 in
Item Width
6.1 in
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LCCN
2009-022449
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
"[In this] comprehensive and thoroughly engrossing biography. . . . Katherine Charron artfully presents the full breadth of the life and career of Septima Clark." - Journal of African American History, A carefully researched and beautifully written study that absorbs the reader from the first paragraph. . . . An engaging synthesis of the major events and personalities of twentieth-century South Carolina. . . . An essential text for students of educatio|9780807833322|, This biography will enlighten anyone interested in the black freedom struggle, the classic phase of the civil rights movement, and women's history.-- Tennessee Historical Review, "Charron's stunning, eminently readable writing style pulls the reader in from the outset with opening lines that approach synesthesia. . . . Any biographers would find this work amazing and a worthy addition to their libraries. Any historian of the civil rights movements would be well suited to pick this up as background and context for understanding a leader and pioneer. A general reader would not be put off by academic prose or overreliance on either citations or notations." - H-Net Reviews, A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography. . . . An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists....It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century.-- American Historical Review, "A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography....An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists....It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century." - The American Historical Review, A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography. . . . An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists....It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rig|9780807833322|, "A beautifully written and meticulously researched biographye.An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activistse.It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century." - The American Historical Review, "The crucial role played by Septima Poinsette Clark and other African-American women has been written back into the story of the civil rights movement."--The Pilot, Freedom's Teacher is the product of a 12-year research journey, the result of which is extensive and meticulously organized. . . . Charron vividly brings [Clark's] life and times to the fore.-- Charleston Post and Courier, "Charron's stunning, eminently readable writing style pulls the reader in from the outset with opening lines that approach synesthesia. . . . Any biographers would find this work amazing and a worthy addition to their libraries. Any historian of the civil rights movements would be well suited to pick this up as background and context for understanding a leader and pioneer. A general reader would not be put off by academic prose or overreliance on either citations or notations."-- H-Net Reviews, "A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography'_¦.An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists'_¦.It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century." - The American Historical Review, "[In this] comprehensive and thoroughly engrossing biography. . . . Katherine Charron artfully presents the full breadth of the life and career of Septima Clark."-- Journal of African American History, In Charron's capable hands, [Septima] Clark's life has at long last received the full-length attention it deserves."-- Oral History Review, "[A] deft narrative. . . . A compelling story about someone whose name may not be included as a leader in the civil rights movement but certainly should be."-- Journal of Southern History, "In Charron's capable hands, [Septima] Clark's life has at long last received the full-length attention it deserves."-- Oral History Review, "A carefully researched and beautifully written study that absorbs the reader from the first paragraph. . . . An engaging synthesis of the major events and personalities of twentieth-century South Carolina. . . . An essential text for students of educational history, women's history, and the civil rights movement."-- North Carolina Historical Review, The crucial role played by Septima Poinsette Clark and other African-American women has been written back into the story of the civil rights movement."--The Pilot, "As a lyrical and moving account of an influential activist, this biography is unrivaled." - Journal of American Studies, The crucial role played by Septima Poinsette Clark and other African-American women has been written back into the story of the civil rights movement.-- The Pilot, A deft narrative. . . . A compelling story about someone whose name may not be included as a leader in the civil rights movement but certainly should be.-- Journal of Southern History, A carefully researched and beautifully written study that absorbs the reader from the first paragraph. . . . An engaging synthesis of the major events and personalities of twentieth-century South Carolina. . . . An essential text for students of educational history, women's history, and the civil rights movement."-- North Carolina Historical Review, [A] deft narrative. . . . A compelling story about someone whose name may not be included as a leader in the civil rights movement but certainly should be.-- Journal of Southern History, " Freedom's Teacher is the product of a 12-year research journey, the result of which is extensive and meticulously organized. . . . Charron vividly brings [Clark's] life and times to the fore."-- The Charleston Post and Courier, "This biography will enlighten anyone interested in the black freedom struggle, the classic phase of the civil rights movement, and women's history."-- Tennessee Historical Review, Freedom's Teacher is the product of a 12-year research journey, the result of which is extensive and meticulously organized. . . . Charron vividly brings [Clark's] life and times to the fore."-- Charleston Post and Courier, Freedom's Teacher is the product of a 12-year research journey, the result of which is extensive and meticulously organized. . . . Charron vividly brings [Clark's] life and times to the fore.-- The Charleston Post and Courier, "Deeply researched and engaging. . . . Charron's richly suggestive biography of Septima Clark will surely stimulate more work on the African American women who made the possibilities of the movement realities." - Journal of American History, "[A] deft narrative. . . . A compelling story about someone whose name may not be included as a leader in the civil rights movement but certainly should be." - The Journal of Southern History, " Freedom's Teacher is the product of a 12-year research journey, the result of which is extensive and meticulously organized. . . . Charron vividly brings [Clark's] life and times to the fore."-- Charleston Post and Courier, "A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography. . . . An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists....It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century."-- American Historical Review, Deeply researched and engaging. . . . Charron's richly suggestive biography of Septima Clark will surely stimulate more work on the African American women who made the possibilities of the movement realities.-- Journal of American History, A carefully researched and beautifully written study that absorbs the reader from the first paragraph. . . . An engaging synthesis of the major events and personalities of twentieth-century South Carolina. . . . An essential text for students of educational history, women's history, and the civil rights movement.-- North Carolina Historical Review, "The crucial role played by Septima Poinsette Clark and other African-American women has been written back into the story of the civil rights movement."-- The Pilot, "Freedom's Teacheris the product of a 12-year research journey, the result of which is extensive and meticulously organized. . . . Charron vividly brings [Clark's] life and times to the fore." -The Charleston Post and Courier, "Deeply researched and engaging. . . . Charron's richly suggestive biography of Septima Clark will surely stimulate more work on the African American women who made the possibilities of the movement realities."-- Journal of American History, "In Charron's capable hands, [Septima] Clark's life has at long last received the full-length attention it deserves." - Oral History Review, "A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography….An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists….It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century." - The American Historical Review, "This biography will enlighten anyone interested in the black freedom struggle, the classic phase of the civil rights movement, and women's history." - Tennessee Historical Review, "As a lyrical and moving account of an influential activist, this biography is unrivaled."-- Journal of American Studies, A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography. . . . An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists....It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century."-- American Historical Review, In Charron's capable hands, [Septima] Clark's life has at long last received the full-length attention it deserves.-- Oral History Review, The crucial role played by Septima Poinsette Clark and other African-American women has been written back into the story of the civil rights movement.--The Pilot, As a lyrical and moving account of an influential activist, this biography is unrivaled.-- Journal of American Studies, As a lyrical and moving account of an influential activist, this biography is unrivaled."-- Journal of American Studies, [In this] comprehensive and thoroughly engrossing biography. . . . Katherine Charron artfully presents the full breadth of the life and career of Septima Clark.-- Journal of African American History, Charron's stunning, eminently readable writing style pulls the reader in from the outset with opening lines that approach synesthesia. . . . Any biographers would find this work amazing and a worthy addition to their libraries. Any historian of the civil rights movements would be well suited to pick this up as background and context for understanding a leader and pioneer. A general reader would not be put off by academic prose or overreliance on either citations or notations.-- H-Net Reviews, Stunning, eminently readable . . . Pulls the reader in from the outset with opening lines that approach synesthesia. . . . Any biographers would find this work amazing and a worthy addition to their libraries. Any historian of the civil rights movements would be well suited to pick this up as background and context for understanding a leader and pioneer. A general reader would not be put off by academic prose or over-reliance on either citations or notations."-- H-Net Reviews, " Freedom's Teacher is the product of a 12-year research journey, the result of which is extensive and meticulously organized. . . . Charron vividly brings [Clark's] life and times to the fore." - The Charleston Post and Courier, Deeply researched and engaging. . . . Charron's richly suggestive biography of Septima Clark will surely stimulate more work on the African American women who made the possibilities of the movement realities."-- Journal of American History, This biography will enlighten anyone interested in the black freedom struggle, the classic phase of the civil rights movement, and women's history."-- Tennessee Historical Review, "A carefully researched and beautifully written study that absorbs the reader from the first paragraph. . . . An engaging synthesis of the major events and personalities of twentieth-century South Carolina. . . . An essential text for students of educational history, women's history, and the civil rights movement." - North Carolina Historical Review, Stunning, eminently readable . . . Pulls the reader in from the outset with opening lines that approach synesthesia. . . . Any biographers would find this work amazing and a worthy addition to their libraries. Any historian of the civil rights movements would be well suited to pick this up as background and context for understanding a leader and pioneer. A general reader would not be put off by academic prose or over-reliance on either citations or notations.-- H-Net Reviews|9780807833322|, A deft narrative. . . . A compelling story about someone whose name may not be included as a leader in the civil rights movement but certainly should be."-- Journal of Southern History, "Stunning, eminently readable . . . Pulls the reader in from the outset with opening lines that approach synesthesia. . . . Any biographers would find this work amazing and a worthy addition to their libraries. Any historian of the civil rights movements would be well suited to pick this up as background and context for understanding a leader and pioneer. A general reader would not be put off by academic prose or over-reliance on either citations or notations."-- H-Net Reviews, "A deft narrative. . . . A compelling story about someone whose name may not be included as a leader in the civil rights movement but certainly should be."-- Journal of Southern History, "A beautifully written and meticulously researched biography .An essential addition to the growing number of biographies of black women educators and activists .It challenges us to broaden our understanding of the development of the civil rights era, the definition of civil rights leadership, and the role of education in laying the foundation for protest and social justice in the twentieth century." - The American Historical Review
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Synopsis
In the mid-1950s, Septima Poinsette Clark (1898-1987), a former public school teacher, developed a citizenship training program that enabled thousands of African Americans to register to vote and then to link the power of the ballot to concrete strategies for individual and communal empowerment. In this vibrantly written biography, Katherine Charron demonstrates Clark's crucial role -- and the role of many black women teachers -- in making education a cornerstone of the twentieth-century freedom struggle. Using Clark's life as a lens, Charron sheds valuable new light on southern black women's activism in national, state, and judicial politics, from the Progressive Era to the civil rights movement and beyond., In the mid-1950s, Septima Poinsette Clark (1898-1987), a former public school teacher, developed a citizenship training program that enabled thousands of African Americans to register to vote and then to link the power of the ballot to concrete strategies for individual and communal empowerment. In this vibrantly written biography, Katherine Charron demonstrates Clark's crucial role--and the role of many black women teachers--in making education a cornerstone of the twentieth-century freedom struggle. Using Clark's life as a lens, Charron sheds valuable new light on southern black women's activism in national, state, and judicial politics, from the Progressive Era to the civil rights movement and beyond., In this vibrantly written biography, Katherine Charron demonstrates Clark's crucial role--and the role of many black women teachers--in making education a cornerstone of the twentieth-century freedom struggle. Using Clark's life as a lens, Charron sheds valuable new light on southern black women's activism in national, state, and judicial politics, from the Progressive Era to the civil rights movement and beyond.
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E185.97.C59C48 2009
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