At the Dark End of the Street: Black Women, Rape, and Resistance--A New History of the Civil Rights Movement from Rosa Parks to the Rise of Black Power
At the Dark End of the Street offers a new history of the Civil Rights Movement centered on Black women’s experiences and resistance. Covering the period from Rosa Parks to the rise of Black Power, it explores how rape, activism, race, and gender shaped the struggle for justice.
About This Book
At the Dark End of the Street presents a history of the Civil Rights Movement through the experiences of Black women.
The book examines rape, resistance, and the struggle for justice within the broader fight for racial equality.
Spanning the era from Rosa Parks to the rise of Black Power, it highlights Black women’s role in shaping movement history.
This work offers a focused perspective on civil rights activism, gender, race, and resistance in the United States.
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