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BOOK CLUB RESOURCES
Our Book Club Resources Page is a dedicated space for members to deepen their engagement with the literature and discussions shaping our monthly readings. On this page, you will find:
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Featured Books – A collection of books authored by the writers we have explored in our monthly book club sessions. This includes past and current selections that highlight themes of history, civil rights, activism, and social justice.
Author Talk Recordings – Missed an in-person discussion? You can access recordings of our author talks to revisit insightful conversations with the writers who have joined us at the museum.
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Additional Reading & Study Materials – Suggested books, articles, and resources to further explore the topics covered in our book discussions.
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This page is a living resource, regularly updated with new content. We encourage you to check back often and continue engaging with the powerful narratives that shape our collective understanding.
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Email lcjm@lcjmuseum@edu and feel free to reach out with any suggested additions!
They Dream in Gold follows Bonnie and Mansour, two abandoned souls who find each other in 1968 New York and create revolutionary music blending Senegalese prayer songs and East Coast jazz. As their journey takes them across the globe, their love and success are tested when Mansour suddenly disappears, leaving a pregnant Bonnie to search for him and uncover the truth.
Unceasing Militant: The Life of Mary Church Terrell
Mary Church Terrell (1863–1954), born into slavery, became a pioneering activist and a key figure in civil rights history. As a founding NAACP member and leader of the National Association of Colored Women, she fought tirelessly for racial and gender equality. This biography captures both her activism and personal journey.
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Rumor, Repression, and Racial Politics
This groundbreaking book examines how Black elected officials faced state and media harassment from 1965–1995, shaping the post-civil rights political landscape. Through untold stories, interviews, and investigations into surveillance, Dr. Musgrove sheds new light on race and power in U.S. politics.
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