David E. Lowe chronicles the professional and personal history of this larger-than-life man best known for his fight in the civil rights movement and his initiative in establishing the “one man, one vote” principle in American law.
David E. Lowe chronicles the professional and personal history of this larger-than-life man best known for his fight in the civil rights movement and his initiative in establishing the “one man, one vote” principle in American law.
David E. Lowe is a retired vice president for government relations and public affairs for the National Endowment for Democracy. Lowe, who holds a PhD in political science from Johns Hopkins University, has taught at Drew University, George Washington University’s Graduate School of Political Management, and the Washington Semester Program of Lewis and Clark College. He has consulted for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and UN Watch.
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Contents Preface Acknowledgements Timeline of Morris Abram’s Life Introduction 1. Childhood 2. Education 3. Atlanta Lawyer 4. Victory 5. Jewish Imperatives 6. Continuing the Struggle 7. Brandeis 8. Values 9. New York Lawyer 10. Transition 11. Challenging New Definitions of Civil Rights 12. Leadership 13. Back to the United Nations 14. Legacy Notes Bibliography
Contents Preface Acknowledgements Timeline of Morris Abram’s Life Introduction 1. Childhood 2. Education 3. Atlanta Lawyer 4. Victory 5. Jewish Imperatives 6. Continuing the Struggle 7. Brandeis 8. Values 9. New York Lawyer 10. Transition 11. Challenging New Definitions of Civil Rights 12. Leadership 13. Back to the United Nations 14. Legacy Notes Bibliography
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