James Baldwin: Cambridge Debate Speech

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The book features James Baldwin's impactful 1965 speech at Cambridge University, where he passionately advocates for racial equality during the civil rights movement. It explores the social and political context of the era, highlighting Baldwin's compelling argument that African Americans, despite their significant contributions to the nation, are systematically excluded from fully realizing the American Dream. Through this lens, the work delves into Baldwin's profound insights on race and class in the United States.