Spotlights the perspectives of individual participants who contributed to the Black Lives Matter’s revived impact and global success throughout 2020. Andre Johnson and Amanda Nell Edgar interview the movement’s activists to discover what Black Lives Matter meant to those who participated in one of America’s largest social movements.
Isabelle is a young woman with a fierce spirit and unwavering determination. At 15, she realizes her dream of studying music in Paris, but her heart remains with the man she loves. Despite being celebrated as a virtuoso violinist, family conflict and societal expectations threaten to stifle her passion and creativity. Desperate for escape, Isabelle turns to the free-spirited community of Gypsies along the river, but tragedy strikes and she is forced to return to Paris. With the support of her beloved, Isabelle finds the courage to pursue her revolutionary ideals, but the path ahead is fraught with danger. A tale of love, courage, and the fight for one's dreams, Isabelle's journey will captivate and inspire readers.
The book explores the intricate dynamics between the Black Lives Matter and All Lives Matter movements, highlighting their interactions on social media and in personal relationships. It delves into how historical contexts shape current social justice struggles, emphasizing the relevance of past events in understanding contemporary issues. Through this examination, the work sheds light on the challenges and conversations surrounding these pivotal movements.
Bishop Henry McNeal Turner and the African American Prophetic Tradition
Focusing on the prophetic rhetoric of Henry McNeal Turner, this study situates the bishop within the African American prophetic tradition. It explores how Turner adopted a prophetic persona, highlighting his role as a prominent social activist in the late nineteenth century. Through this examination, the book sheds light on Turner's influence and contributions to social activism during a pivotal era in African American history.