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Invisible Senators: The Hidden Legacy of America's First Black Senators and the Birth of Multiracial Democracy
By Doug Melville
Narrated by: Not Yet Available
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This item will be released on January 26, 2027.
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From the author of the acclaimed Invisible Generals comes the unsung history of the first Black US senators-two men who overcame fierce resistance to help America forge a multiracial democracy.
In 1870-a mere five years after the Civil War ended-Hiram Revels became the first Black US senator sworn into office. Abolitionist Wendell Phillips proclaimed him “the Fifteenth Amendment in flesh and blood.” During his tenure, Revels would fight for civil rights, public education, and birthright citi...
In 1870-a mere five years after the Civil War ended-Hiram Revels became the first Black US senator sworn into office. Abolitionist Wendell Phillips proclaimed him “the Fifteenth Amendment in flesh and blood.” During his tenure, Revels would fight for civil rights, public education, and birthright citi...