Andrew M. Mayer is professor emeritus at the College of Staten Island, CUNY. Previously, he was the night librarian for The Washington Post, head librarian for the New York Law Journal, and senior research editor for Wenner Media and Condé Nast Traveler. He has published over 100 professional book reviews for newspapers and academic journals.
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Howard Bryant details Paul Robeson's and Jackie Robinson's lives, tracing how they occasionally intersected and overlapped through civil rights history and Red Scare politics.
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Caleb Gayle recounts McCabe's life story and quest for Black self-determination, while charting American history alongside it.
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Cobb’s incisive reportage revisits the nation’s defining crises, revealing the persistence of white supremacy and the ongoing struggle for civil rights.
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Juan Williams charts the story of the Civil Rights Movement into the 21st century, highlighting major milestones and predicting changes to come.