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I Am A Man!: Race, Manhood, And The Civil Rights Movement,New Friesen CForiginals And Takes Us Into AThe Civil Rights Movement Was First And Foremost A Struggle For Racial Equality, But Questions Of Gender Lay Deeply Embedded Within This Struggle. Steve Estes Explores Key Groups, Leaders, And Events In The Movement To Understand How Activists Used Race And Manhood To Articulate Their Visions Of What American Society Should Be. Estes Demonstrates That, At Crucial Turning Points In The Movement, Both Segregationists And Civil Rights Activists Harnessed