How Far the Promised Land?

The exploration of the connection between international events and the struggle for racial justice in America reveals how civil rights leaders engaged with global issues to strengthen their reform efforts. By intertwining civil rights history with U.S. foreign relations and international developments, the author emphasizes the global context of America's past. This work contributes to a broader understanding of the civil rights movement, illustrating how leaders incorporated international perspectives to enhance their message and legitimacy both domestically and globally.