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A solid anthology. --R./i>--R. Acuna Choice

A solid anthology. -R. Acuna, Choice This book is a groundbreaking step in the evolution of the exciting subfield of black-brown relations. Each of the essays contains valuable lessons, and the book should be required reading for scholars of the civil rights movements and of American racial formations. -Max Krochmal, Journal of American History Brian D. Behnken has brought together an important group of senior and junior scholars on the making of black-brown relations to document the long history of cooperation and conflict between the two groups. Behnken's collection of essays successfully documents the many spaces of coalition and discontent between the African American civil rights and Chicano movements. -Alberto Rodriguez, Southwestern Historical Quarterly This volume is a fascinating and important contribution to the field. -Julie Leininger Pycior, Journal of Southern History

This book is a groundbreaking step in the evolution of the exciting subfield of black-brown relations. Each of the essays contains valuable lessons, and the book should be required reading for scholars of the civil rights movements and of American racial formations./i>--Max Krochmal Journal of American History

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Brian D. Behnken is an associate professor in the Department of History and the U.S. Latino/a Studies Program at Iowa State University. He is the author of Fighting Their Own Battles: Mexican Americans, African Americans, and the Struggle for Civil Rights in Texas.

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