The Bible Told Them So How Southern Evangelicals Fought to Preserve White Supremacy
J. Russell Hawkins
Published 2021
210 pages
The most popular segregation books of 2021
Books about segregation describe life under laws that kept races apart. Jim Crow in the American South and apartheid in South Africa are the best known, told through memoirs, histories and novels. They show the daily humiliations of the system and the bravery of those who broke it. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.
Results
All Rise Resistance and Rebellion in South Africa 1910-1948
Rich Conyngham
Published 2021
248 pages
Crossroads
Koni Benson, André Trantraal, Nathan Trantraal
Published 2021
168 pages
They Got to You Too A Novel
Futhi Ntshingila
Published 2021
180 pages
The ANC’s Last Decade
Ralph Mathekga
Published 2021
216 pages
Jim Crow and Policing
Kevin P. Winn, Kelisa Wing
Published 2021
32 pages
Grasping for the American Dream
Nora E. Taplin-Kaguru
Published 2021
142 pages
THE SPIRIT OF WATER
Magda Minguzzi
Published 2021
108 pages
Rattling the Cage Reflections on Democratic South Africa
Brent Meersman
Published 2021
295 pages
The ANC's Last Decade How the Decline of the Party Will Transform South Africa
Ralph Mathekga
Published 2021
216 pages
Freedom beyond confinement: travel and imagination in African American cultural history and letters
Michael Ra-shon Hall
Published 2021
240 pages
The Political Backbencher
Ismail Vadi
Published 2021
204 pages
To the moon and back
Colleen Lombard
Published 2021
53 pages
A nemzeti(-)szocialista Miskolc polgárjogi tanulmány
Aladár Horváth
Published 2021
255 pages
Thambi Naidoo and Family Struggle for a Non-racial Democracy in South Africa
Ismail Vadi
Published 2021
262 pages
Ethnologists in Camouflage Introducing Apartheid to Namibia
Robert J. Gordon
Published 2021
186 pages