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Taylor chronicles Milton Galamison's emergence as a radical pastor, and the grassroots coalition of parents, teachers, ministers, civil rights activists, and community organizations he helped build. Disentangling the complex issues of race and class, local power and centralized politics, and the collapse of Jewish-Black relations sparked by allegations of Black anti-Semitism, this book is a searching exploration of why New York's integrationist campaign disintegrated. ... Read more