This study investigates the pivotal and heart-breaking issue of racism and racial relations in the United States, mainly opposing the white and black components of the nation. It shows that despite the good principles of freedom, equality and justice for which the country praises itself, on the one hand, and the long and multiform struggle(...)

The March on Washington was the culmination of decades of mobilization and opposition against racism and discrimination. On August 28, 1963, African American men and women showed their resolve to gain both civil rights and equal opportunities in closed ranks. However, while official male leaders were lauded and greeted with recognition, th(...)