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TWENTY DOLLARS AND CHANGE: Harriet Tubman and the Ongoing Fight for Racial Justice and Democracy
Taking up the debate over the future of the 20-dollar bill, Lusane uses the question of Harriet Tubman vs. Andrew Jackson as a lens through which to view our nation's ongoing reckoning with the legacies of slavery and foundational white supremacy. He places the struggle to confront unjust social conditions in direct connection with the push to transform our public symbols. Illus.
Format: Paperbound
Pages: 396
Publisher: City Lights
Publishing status: Current
ISBN: 9780872868854
Item #: 7747241
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