"In "Pillar of fire", Taylor Branch portrays the civil rights era at its zenith."
"Examines the jailing of Martin Luther King, the end of segregation, and the growing rifts in the civil rights movement that led to calls for a more violent reaction to racism."@en
"Taylor Branch portrays the civil rights era at its zenith, picking up where the Pulitzer Prize-winning Parting the Waters left off. It is a monumental chronicle of a movement that stirred from Southern black churches to challenge the national conscience during the Eisenhower and Kennedy years."@en
"Chronicles the civil rights struggle from the Kennedy assassination through the Civil Rights Act."@en
"Branch continues his history of the civil rights movement with the first tumultuous year of Lyndon Johnson's presidency, which saw not only the passage of the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 but also growing divisions within the movement and the deepening shadows of America's involvement in the Vietnam War."@en
"Examines the jailing of Martin Luther King, Jr., the end of segregation, and the growing rifts in the civil rights movement that led to calls for a more violent reaction to racism."