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　　Long before Rosa Parks became famous for resisting Jim Crow

laws, she was engaged in advocating for social justice for black

women who were the victims of sexual violence at the hands of white

men. Historian McGuire aims to rewrite the history of the civil

rights movement by highlighting sexual violence in the broader

context of racial injustice and the fight for freedom. Parks worked

as an investigator for the NAACP branch office in Montgomery,

Alabama, specializing in cases involving black women who had been

sexually assaulted by white men––cases that often went untried and

were the political opposite of the allegations of black men raping

white women ending in summary lynching with or without trials.

McGuire traces the history of several rape cases that triggered

vehement resistance by the NAACP and other groups, including the

1975 trial of Joan Little, who killed a white jailer who sexually

assaulted her. Despite the long tradition of dismissing charges

brought by blacks against whites, several of the cases ended in

convictions, as black women asserted their right to be treated

justly. --Vanessa Bush

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