Martin Luther King Jr, Malcolm X and James Baldwin are often remembered as change-makers who came into the world with their political ideas fully-formed – but this was far from the case. As Anna Malaika Tubbs reveals in her new book
Three Mothers, the mothers of these civil rights leaders shaped their activism and taught their sons to resist racism.
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