How we win the Civil War : securing a multiracial democracy and ending White supremacy for good / Steve Phillips.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Phillips, Steve, 1964- author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Democracy--United States.

Democracy.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (301 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

New York, NY : The New Press, 2022.

Summary:

Steve Phillips' book 'How We Win the Civil War' addresses the ongoing struggle for a multiracial democracy and the eradication of white supremacy in the United States. The author examines historical and contemporary efforts to achieve racial equality, drawing parallels between past and present challenges. By highlighting successful strategies and key figures in the fight for justice, Phillips aims to provide a roadmap for creating a more equitable society. The book is targeted towards those engaged in or interested in social justice and progressive movements, offering insights into the systemic barriers that persist and how they can be overcome. Generated by AI.

Contents:

Intro

Title Page

Dedication

Contents

Author's Note

Preface

Introduction: A Choice Between Democracy and Whiteness

Part I: We Are Still in a Civil War

1. The Confederacy: From Surrender to Success

2. The Twentieth Century, Part One: 50 Years, One Battle Plan

3. The Twentieth Century, Part Two: 50 More Years, Same Battle Plan

4. Fear of a Black President

5. Make America White Again

Part II: How We Win

6.The Liberation Battle Plan

7. Georgia: "That's Not One We Expected"

8. Arizona: "You Tried to Bury Us. You Didn't Know 205 We Were Seeds"

9.Virginia: "Alone Among the States of the Confederacy"234

10. San Diego: "Transformed Within Less Than a Generation"

11. Texas: "The Task at Hand Is Epic"

Epilogue: Once We Win-Creating a New Social Contract

Acknowledgments

Notes

Index

Publishing in the Public Interest

About the Author

Copyright.

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ISBN:

9781620978603

1620978601

OCLC:

1419062776