Mary Church Terrell and Black Activism

Abstract

the Black freedom struggle provides a clearer understanding of what it meant for Black men to be citizens, race leaders, and men during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.With its comprehensive overview of Blackmilitary service after the CivilWar as well as its emphasis on masculinity and the Long Civil Rights movements, Duty beyond the Battlefield would greatly benefit undergraduate classes on war and society or race and gender.