Fire in the Streets
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Fire in the Streets: America in the 1960s
By Milton Viorst"In the 1960s, a nation that had prided itself on its political stability found its political system no longer equal to meeting the demands for change. A people who had...
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Fire in the Streets: The Battle for Hue, Tet 1968
By Eric HammelThe focus of the story is on small units and individual fighting men as they grapple with advancing through the unfamiliar terrain across an urban battlefield.
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Fire in the Streets: The Battle for Hue, Tet 1968
By Eric HammelThe definitive and highly-acclaimed account of the battle for Hue during the Tet Offensive in 1968.
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Fire in the Streets: The Social Crisis of the 1960s
By Joel M. Sipress"A higher education History primary source textbook that embraces an argument based model for teaching history. It is part of the Debating American History series, and covers the social crisis of the 1960s"--
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Fire in the Streets: The Social Crisis of the 1960s
By Joel M. Sipress"A higher education History primary source textbook that embraces an argument based model for teaching history. It is part of the Debating American History series, and covers the social crisis of the 1960s"--
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Fire in the Streets
By Kekla MagoonIn the aftermath of Dr. King's assassination in 1968, Chicago fourteen-year-old Maxie longs to join the Black Panthers, whether or not her brother Raheem, ex-boyfriend Sam, or her friends like it, and is soon caught up in the violence of ...
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Fire in the Streets: How You Can Confidently Respond to Incendiary Cultural Topics
By Douglas R. GroothuisIn this book, we consider the importance of critical theory, explain its origins, question its aims, and subject it to a logical critique.
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Fire in the Streets
By Kekla MagoonWhat means more, shared values or shared blood?
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Fire in the Streets: The Long Hot Summer of '67, the Kerner Commission, and Racial Liberalism in America
By Eric TangBut in this groundbreaking history, Eric Tang argues that the Kerner Commission was ultimately unable to explain the causes of the urban rebellions, because it fundamentally misunderstood them, just as American liberalism was and remains ...