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This book examines the development of religious printing in the African American context. It focuses on the vision of R.H. Boyd in his desire to elevate and educate African Americans by way of religious print materials at the end of Reconstruction and during the Progressive Era.

From legal battles to sit-ins to freedom rides to marches, activists in the United States rose up against racial discrimination in the civil rights movement. While many books have focused on the national campaign and prominent leaders such as Dr. Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, this is the first book to examine the civil rights movement in the state of Tennessee. Bobby L. Lovett proposes that African Americans have always had a civil rights movement in Tennessee, even during slavery. He identifies three phases of the movement in the state 1864 to 1880, 1881 to 1934, and 1935 to the present...