Alabama Authors
Carry Me Home signed by Diane McWhorter
- Item Number
- 418
- Estimated Value
- 40 USD
Item Description
Carry Me Home : Birmingham, Alabama: The Climactic Battle of the Civil Rights Revolution
Diane McWhorter, a journalist and native Alabamian, offers a comprehensive, literate record of the struggle that covers more than half a century and that involves hundreds of major actors. Her work is solidly researched and highly readable, and it offers much new information. Among the many newsworthy aspects of the book are McWhorter's discussions of internal power struggles within the civil rights movement, the uneasy role of Birmingham's small Jewish population, and the collusion of local government--especially swaggering Police Commissioner Bull Connor. The author also addresses the segregationist and white-supremacist movements and recounts the tortuous quest to bring the church bombers to justice, which was finally accomplished in 2000.
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