Sundown Towns: A Hidden Dimension of American Racism

Sundown Towns: The Hidden History of Racism in America's Communities Discover the untold story of sundown towns, where African Americans were systematically excluded through violence, harassment, and discrimination.

James W.

Loewen, a bestselling author, reveals the truth behind these all-white communities, established between 1890 and 1968, many of which still exist today. Uncover the making of sundown towns and how they were maintained through law, harassment, race riots, and even murder.

Learn about the real-life examples of Anna, Illinois; Darien, Connecticut; and Cedar Key, Florida, just a few of the thousands of all-white towns that have been hidden from history. This powerful and unprecedented book deepens our understanding of racism's role in shaping America's society and provides insights into how to address these issues today.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn about the little-known history of sundown towns and how they continue to impact American communities.