This volume first traces the centuries-long historical connections between African American and Irish political activists, then examines how the struggle for black civil rights in the US helped to shape the campaign against discrimination in Northern Ireland.

Black and Green: Civil Rights Struggles in Northern Ireland and Black America

Politics & Social Sciences

Dooley, Brian

Sociology

Pluto Press

A reader that gathers a diverse range of writers like Aristotle, Rousseau, Kant, Marx and Jefferson to examine the nature of 'citizenship'

Black and Green: The Fight For Civil Rights in Northern Ireland & Black America

History

Europe

Concentrating on Kennedy's Senate years and his 1968 presidential bid, Dooley examines his shift from conservative Democrat to anti-Vietnam war radical. Using interviews with key members of Kennedy's staff and his political opponents, Dooley examines Kennedy's involvement in civil rights, the New Left and foreign policy, and analyses the 1968 presidential campaign with its tragic end in Kennedy's assassination.

Robert Kennedy: The Final Years

Biographies & Memoirs

Edinburgh University Press

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