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Philippe Lavallee
reviewed Black political ascendancy in urban centers, and Black control of the local police function on November 19, 2016
Black political ascendancy in urban centers
I don't think Medgar Evers is a terribly well-known figure today -- I know him best from the Bob Dylan song "Only a Pawn in Their Game" -- but this book captures the racial life of the Mississippi that countenanced his assassination in 1963, as well as the Mississippi that finally brought his killer to justice in 1994. It offers a good look at how race in the Deep South both was and is.
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