Armed With The Constitution: Jehovah'S Witnesses In Alabama And The U.S Supreme Court, 19391946 (Religion And American Culture ,New

Armed With The Constitution: Jehovah'S Witnesses In Alabama And The U.S Supreme Court, 19391946 (Religion And American Culture ,New

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Underscores the importance of little people in affecting the US governmentArmed with the Constitution stresses the courage of a black man, Rosco Jones, and a white woman, Grace Marsh, who dared to challenge the status quo in Alabama in the early 1940s. These two Jehovahs Witnesses helped to lay a foundation for testing the constitutionality of state and local laws, establishing precedents that the Civil Rights movement, the feminist movement, and similar forces could follow. Newton has prepared a finely woven tale of oral, legal, and social history that opens a window on the world of the Jehovahs Witnesses in Alabama.More than a legal study, this book is also a dramatic history of two powerful personalities whose total commitment to their faith enabled them to carry the Jehovahs Witnesses battle from rural Alabama to the halls of the U.S. Supreme Court.

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