Chapter 1 | The Trials of J. Robert Oppenheimer

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  A New Generation of Radicals

  American Anarchists in the 1880s were a small but powerful movement.

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  A Bloody Labor Battle

  In June 1892, workers at the Andrew Carnegie-owned steel plant went on strike.

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  A Chasm Between Rich and Poor

  Emma Goldman encouraged unemployed Americans to demand jobs and food from the wealthy.

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  Roberto or Bobby Clemente?

  Major League Baseball tried to ignore the "un-American" heritage of Latino ballplayers.

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  Latino Ballplayers Join the Major Leagues

  Roberto Clemente was a role model for Latinos in the United States.

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  Roberto Clemente Meets Jim Crow

  Roberto Clemente is introduced to overt racism, while training in the American South.

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  Comparing Baseball to "El Béisbol"

  Clemente saw top ball players, black and white, at the Puerto Rican Winter Leagues.

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  The Ballot or the Bullet

  Malcolm X calls for black Americans to move toward total control of their communities.

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  Unity Between Muslims of All Races

  Malcolm X talks about finding unity between Muslims of all races.

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  A Dramatic Shift in the Struggle

  Malcolm X gives voice to black suffering.

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