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Stanley Levison's Financial Role in the Civil Rights and Communist Movements in the 1940s to 1960s: A Rank-and-File Perspective
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This is a biographical essay about Stanley Levison, who is the subject of Ben Kamin''s Dangerous Friendship: Stanley Levison, Martin Luther King Jr., and the Kennedy Brothers (2014). Levison was a communist and friend of Martin Luther King. The review focuses on the limitations and strengths of the book, of Levison and of the Civil Rights Movement. At a time when the Communist Party was facing difficult challenges, Levison was not totally a failure in helping to uphold the aspirations of the underprivileged.
Civil Rights MovementcommunismStanley LevisonMorris ChildsWilliam Weiner
Toby Terrar
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Department of History, City University of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, USA
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