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Learning from Greensboro – Truth and Reconciliation in the United States: Pennsylvania Studies in Human Rights

Autor Lisa Magarrell, Joya Wesley, Bongani Finca
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 13 apr 2010
An insider's look at the Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission's process, strategic choices, challenges, and context, Learning from Greensboro tells the story of how one U.S. community struggled to come to terms with events in its past and model truth-seeking as a tool for addressing the country's legacy of racist violence.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780812221138
ISBN-10: 0812221133
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: MT – University of Pennsylvania Press
Seria Pennsylvania Studies in Human Rights


Recenzii

"Greensboro's Truth and Reconciliation process was a crucial step into something new for America: it recognized that so long as the darker events of our communal past lie buried and unacknowledged, they act like toxic waste, seeping continually to the surface to poison the present. This book is a very human and insightful record of one city's courageous attempt to expose and cleanse its buried shame. It has important guidance and encouragement for other potential TRC-type processes in the USA."-Rev. Dr. Peter Storey, Professor Emeritus, Duke University Divinity School, former South African TRC selector "A mid-sized town in America decides to confront its painful past, which harkens back two decades and stretches beyond the zone of comfort for many. This book, both unerringly honest and wonderfully accessible, opens us to a fascinating process which brought South Africa, Peru, and Northern Ireland to North Carolina. Do we have something to learn from our past? We certainly do. Is confronting the truth easy? Absolutely not. This terrific book shows us just how, and why."-Priscilla Hayner, author of Unspeakable Truths: Facing the Challenge of Truth Commissions "A great, optimistic story. It will be read widely and will drive more and more communities to engage in the hard work of establishing and supporting TRCs."-Alfred L. Brophy, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill "The story and experiences detailed in these pages serve as an excellent blueprint for future communities across the world, including the United States, interested in gaining reconciliation and hope for facing the future-together."-North Carolina Historical Review "Highly recommended."-Choice

Cuprins

Foreword, by Bongani Finca Preface List of Abbreviations PART I. INTRODUCING THE TRUTH Chapter One. The Truth about Greensboro Chapter Two. Remembering Victims and Survivors Chapter Three. Individual Truths Chapter Four. The Truth Commission Idea PART II. THE TRUTH-SEEKING PROCESS Chapter Five. Building the Framework Chapter Six. Seating the Commission Chapter Seven. Starting up, Establishing Independence Chapter Eight. Research and the Complexity of Truth Chapter Nine. Engaging the Public Chapter Ten. The Report Chapter Eleven. Next Steps and Response PART III. PEOPLE, POLITICS, LESSONS AND LEGACY Chapter Twelve. The Project and the Commission Chapter Thirteen. The Media and Official Greensboro Chapter Fourteen. Opposition and Critiques Chapter Fifteen. Interest and Support from Outside Chapter Sixteen. Lessons from the Process Chapter Seventeen. An Early Assessment Chapter Eighteen. Comparing Greensboro Chapter Nineteen. Greensboro's Legacy Notes Index Acknowledgments

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