Shocking the Conscience: A Reporter's Account of the Civil Rights Movement
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2013 book by Simeon Booker (University Press of Mississippi), described by Congress as one of two highly acclaimed books chronicling the civil rights era.
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'Shocking the Conscience' (2013) was written by Simeon Booker.
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- Congress.gov - H.R.4137 (114th Congress): Simeon Booker Congressional Gold Medal bill text
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