Chance or Circumstance?: A Memoir and Journey Through the Struggle for Civil Rights
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This memoir tells of people, places, and events that occurred during that tumultuous era. Mappa lifetime member of the NAACPhas been entrenched in the movement for racial equality and positive change for more than sixty years. Chance or Circumstance? tells what motivated Mapp and others to endure hardships, sacrifice incomes, and even risk their lives to right a wrong that had oppressed African Americans since slavery. It looks at the effect of Howard School (then, the only high school for Negro students in Chattanooga, Tennessee) and the positive effects on the city that Howard alumni and students have had.
Written from an historical and personal perspective, Mapp instills racial pride by revealing the hard work involved in the struggle for civil rights. It details a set of events that played out in this mid-size southern city as students, organizations, and ordinary citizens joined the attack on racial segregation in public accommodations and schools.
James R. Mapp
James R. Mapp garnered widespread recognition, earning numerous awards and accolades both locally and nationally for his unwavering commitment to advancing justice and equal opportunity for African Americans. His remarkable leadership left an indelible mark on the State of Tennessee, where he was honored with a building bearing his name at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Positioned on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, the building location resonates with historical significance, paying homage to the enduring legacy of those who have championed civil rights and equality.
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