Justice on "The Hill": A History of Activism at Prairie View A&M University
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Prairie View A&M University is more than Texas’s oldest public historically Black university—it is a crucible of political struggle and social transformation. Since its founding in 1876 on the grounds of a former slave plantation, Prairie View has stood at the forefront of the Black freedom struggle, producing generations of students, faculty, and alumni who challenged the injustices of Waller County, Texas, and beyond.
Justice on “The Hill” brings together wide-ranging histories that reveal...























