White Allies in the Struggle for Racial Justice

"White Allies in the Struggle for Racial Justice" by Drick Boyd offers a compelling exploration of the pivotal roles played by white allies in the fight against racial injustice, from the era of abolitionists and the Underground Railroad through the tumultuous Civil Rights era to contemporary times. Published on December 1, 2015, this book delves into the historical and ongoing contributions of white individuals who stood alongside African American leaders like Ct-Vivian, advocating for change and equality. Organized into seventeen insightful chapters, Boyd—an esteemed faculty member at Eastern University, Pennsylvania—guides readers through a chronological journey, highlighting the evolution of allyship and its impact on the racial justice movement. Ideal for college students and scholars of social justice, this narrative not only educates but also inspires a new generation of allies, urging readers to reflect on how they can actively participate in the ongoing fight for equality.