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Race in the Atlantic World

We Are American Citizens

The Colored Conventions Movement and the Long Struggle for Civil Rights

Claire Bourhis-Mariotti

We Are American Citizens

Race in the Atlantic World

We Are American Citizens

The Colored Conventions Movement and the Long Struggle for Civil Rights

Race in the Atlantic World: We Are American Citizens

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We Are American Citizens offers a groundbreaking reexamination of the antebellum national Colored Conventions, demonstrating that these gatherings constituted the first structured civil rights movement in the United States, and examines the emergence of Black transnationalism within this context.

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Beschrijving Race in the Atlantic World: We Are American Citizens

We Are American Citizens offers a groundbreaking reexamination of the antebellum national Colored Conventions, demonstrating that these gatherings constituted the first structured civil rights movement in the United States, and examines the emergence of Black transnationalism within this context.

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