The Judge

In this chronicle of the Civil Rights Movement, legendary federal judge Frank Johnson reveals his thoughts about the famous cases argued before him, including the Montgomery Bus Boycott, the Freedom Riders, and the Selma March. He also gives a candid look at the personalities -- George Wallace, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Kennedys -- who figured in the trials.

Preface	p. 9
Introduction	p. 13
'Walk Together, Children...': The Montgomery Bus Boycott, 1955	p. 17
'Trampling Out the Vintage': Coming of Age in Winston County	p. 59
'A Carpetbaggin', Scalawaggin' Liar': Wallace vs. Johnson on Voting Rights, 1958-1963	p. 89
'The Tamers of the South': The Freedom Riders, 1961	p. 105
'When I Heard 'Em Say "Wallace," I Knew We Weren't Getting In.': School Desegregation, 1963-1967	p. 153
'O Freedom's Over Me': The Selma to Montgomery March, 1965	p. 181
'Rabbit Tracks in the Snow': The KKK Trial, 1965	p. 227
'I Didn't Want To Die Without Telling You...': Alabama in the Post-Civil Rights Era	p. 261
Judge's Afterword	p. 307
Author's Afterword	p. 309
Index	p. 313
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