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This text investigates how the presence and political agency of African Americans have fundamentally shaped the development of American political institutions and the expansion of democratic rights. Authors Hanes Walton and Robert C. Smith, both established scholars in political science, utilize a framework centered on the dual themes of universal freedom and minority-majority coalitions. They argue that the African American struggle for equality has served as a catalyst for broadening the scope of liberty for the entire American populace, thereby influencing the very foundation of the Republic.
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The text is regarded as a comprehensive academic resource that bridges historical narrative with political theory to explain the evolution of American democracy. Its focus on the interplay between minority struggles and national institutional change provides a rigorous analytical lens for students and scholars of political science.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
Publisher:
Pearson College Div
ISBN-10:
0205700640
ISBN-13:
9780205700646
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