What the Negro Has Done for Liberty in America

"What the Negro Has Done for Liberty in America" by Prof. John Moore is a historical exploration of the vital, yet often overlooked, role of African Americans in the pursuit of freedom throughout America's defining moments. Concentrating largely on wartime contributions, Moore shines a light on the brave actions of black individuals during pivotal conflicts such as the American Revolution and the Civil War, arguing that their efforts were essential to the cause of liberty for all Americans. The book recounts stories of heroism, ranging from Crispus Attucks' sacrifice at the Boston Massacre to the distinguished service of black soldiers on the battlefield, illustrating how African Americans fought valiantly not only for their own emancipation but also for the ideals of the nation. Moore's narrative strives to ignite patriotism and instill a profound sense of respect for the sacrifices made by African Americans, aiming to ensure their rightful place in the nation's collective memory.