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Reviewed on April 26, 2004
While most people contemplate civil rights struggles in the"past tense," this is a luxury that offspring of the era's famous names cannot afford, says Blake, an Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporter. The author spent two years tracking down the adult sons and daughters of the iconic leaders, lesser-known lieutenants, valiant activists and arch segregationists for these 24 brief, often emotional, occasionally predictable profiles. A few of the civil rights movement's second generation writhe under the weight of history, while others thrive on self-forged paths. For the sons of Martin Luther Ki...Log In or Sign Up to Read More