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Mark Whitaker

    Mark Whitaker es el autor de las aclamadas memorias, My Long Trip Home. Se basa en su extensa carrera en el periodismo, habiendo sido editor gerente de CNN Worldwide, jefe de la oficina de Washington de NBC News y reportero y editor en Newsweek. En Newsweek, se convirtió notablemente en el primer líder afroamericano de una revista nacional, un testimonio de su impactante carrera en la configuración de narrativas de noticias.

    Running for their lives
    Saying It Loud
    • Saying It Loud

      1966-The Year Black Power Challenged the Civil Rights Movement

      • 400 páginas
      • 14 horas de lectura

      The book explores the pivotal year when the Civil Rights movement experienced a significant transformation, marked by the emergence of Stokely Carmichael and the "Black Power" slogan. This shift in Black identity challenged the previously dominant nonviolent approaches advocated by leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and John Lewis, highlighting the internal conflicts and evolving strategies within the movement. Whitaker delves into the complexities of this era, illustrating how it reshaped the fight for racial equality in America.

      Saying It Loud
    • Running for their lives

      • 358 páginas
      • 13 horas de lectura

      You're unlikely to have heard of Britain's greatest long-distance runner. Despite being a world-class athlete, Peter Gavuzzi was consigned to obscurity. His heyday was in 1929, when he took part in the most extraordinary race ever held u a transcontinental run across America. He covered an improbable 3,500 miles in just 78 days.

      Running for their lives