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portada Eyes Have Seen: From Mississippi to Montreal (Baraka Nonfiction)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
220
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781771863780

Eyes Have Seen: From Mississippi to Montreal (Baraka Nonfiction)

Fred Anderson (Author) · Baraka Books · Paperback

Eyes Have Seen: From Mississippi to Montreal (Baraka Nonfiction) - Fred Anderson

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Synopsis "Eyes Have Seen: From Mississippi to Montreal (Baraka Nonfiction)"

At the age of fifteen, Fred Anderson left home and was sucked into the maelstrom of the U.S. southern civil rights movement. He became active with the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and other civil rights organization, working with some of the well-known leaders including John Lewis, Bob Moses, Stokely Carmichael, Fanni Lou Hamer and more. As the movement voiced opposition to the Vietnam War and support for liberation movements in Africa and other Third World countries, including Palestine, the FBI targeted it, while military draft boards systemically and disproportionately inducted social activists and poor Blacks, including Fred Anderson. When he refused to go to war, he chose ' Flight to Canada, ' where he became Clifford Gaston, the name he went by until the amnesty granted draft dodgers in 1977. Eyes Have Seen: From Mississippi to Montreal is a memoir about embracing the racial and tyrannical crosswinds of Hattiesburg and the south of the 1960's and riding the tailwinds of SNCC, civil rights, anti-Vietnam War activism and reimagining the underground railroad to Canada. Little did he know that the internal and public outcomes of the waning Mississippi Freedom

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