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Subversive Southerner: Anne Braden And The Struggle For Racial Justice In The Cold War South (Civil Rights And The Struggle For ,New Robert F. Cohen Caitlin Learned To Navigate TheAnne Mccarty Braden (19242006) Rejected Her Segregationist, Privileged Past To Become One Of The Civil Rights Movement'S Staunchest White Allies. In 1954 She Was Charged With Sedition By Mccarthystyle Politicians Who Played On Fears Of Communism To Preserve Southern Segregation. Though Braden Remained Controversialeven Within The Civil Rights Movementin 1963 She Became One Of Only Five White Southerners Whose Contributions To The Movement Were

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