

Racial equality in America
by John Hope Franklin
1976
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As the United States celebrates the bicentennial of its independence, the dream of racial equality in America remains unfulfilled. In this eloquent and forcefully argued book, the distinguished historian John Hope Franklin gauges the persistent disparity between the goal of racial equality and the facts of discrimination. (Book jacket).
