Black Rebellion

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The book explores the life of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, highlighting his roles as an abolitionist, minister, and soldier during pivotal moments in American history. Active in the abolitionist movement, he embraced disunion and militant strategies. His leadership of the 1st South Carolina Volunteers marked a significant milestone as the first federally authorized African-American regiment during the Civil War. After the war, Higginson continued to advocate for the rights of freed slaves, women, and other marginalized groups, reflecting his enduring commitment to social justice.