The Civil Rights Movement: A Newspaper History

• Personalise the cover with the recipient’s name
• Include a dedication on the opening page
• Made from headlines from 1954-1968
• Impressive tabloid size 31x38cm
• Bound in a green leatherette hard cover
• Gift box available to keep your book protected as time passes

An important part of black history, the Civil Rights Movement in the American South took place throughout the 50s and 60s and is chronicled here through this Civil Rights newspaper book. Told through the unique perspective of American national newspapers from the time, boycotts and the battle against segregation are collected here to teach us the struggles and triumphs of the past. 

This civil rights history book creates a unique commemorative gift which has been created by experts and using our private archive. Exact replicas of news stories and headlines are bound within a luxury leatherette hard cover, which can be foil embossed with the recipient’s name. On the opening page of this historic gift, the recipient’s name is added along with a personal message from you. This bespoke window into the past will allow the recipient to reflect on the past and cherish their piece of history for many years to come.

Take a look at which moments are recorded in the contents.

How to Personalise Your Civil Rights Book

This edition is bound in a green leatherette cover and the option to emboss with a recipient’s name, can be added at an additional charge of £5. Also add a special message into the book’s inside title page. A black ‘Remember When’ protective gift box can also be added to create an extra special gift.

Further Information

Check your personalisation: accents and other symbols cannot be used unless otherwise stated.