Ruby Doris Smith Robinson Book Review
Cynthia G. Fleming, Soon We Will Not Cry: The Liberation of Ruby Doris Smith Robinson. Lanham: Rowman and Little, Inc., 2006. Paperback $18.95.
During the Civil Rights Movement, there were many participants. Such participants were women. Mrs. Ruby Doris Smith Robinson was one of those college students, who after couple year in the movement left a legacy of excellence, courage, and leadership. In Cynthia Griggs Fleming’s Soon We Will Not Cry: The Liberation of Ruby Doris Smith Robinson, Flemings examines the personal life and the civil rights activist life of Ruby Doris Smith Robinson. She also looks into how Ruby Doris Smith Robinson involvement in the civil rights movement made a great impact on not only for the movement, but for people involved in the movement as well. Professor of History at the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Dr. Cynthia Griggs Fleming is qualified author of this literature. Her specialties are in twentieth century United States Cultural and Social History particularly in the modern civil rights movement, race relations, and black educational history. She teaches a survey course in African Americans studies, as well as course in a course in Black in Film, History and Philosophy of African American Education, African American Women in American Society, and Civil Rights course. Cynthia Flemings have written heavily on the civil right movement. Not only did this she write this book, but has published articles on black activism and African American identity in journal such as The Journal of Negro History, The Tennessee Historical Quarterly, The Journal of Woman’s History, and The Irish Journal of American History. Dr. Fleming also is writing the authorized biography of C.T. Vivian and the impact of civil rights movement on the Alabama Black Belt County. Cynthia Griggs Fleming’s academic and scholastic background does not affect her analysis in this literary work. With her expertise in the history of the modern civil rights
During the Civil Rights Movement, there were many participants. Such participants were women. Mrs. Ruby Doris Smith Robinson was one of those college students, who after couple year in the movement left a legacy of excellence, courage, and leadership. In Cynthia Griggs Fleming’s Soon We Will Not Cry: The Liberation of Ruby Doris Smith Robinson, Flemings examines the personal life and the civil rights activist life of Ruby Doris Smith Robinson. She also looks into how Ruby Doris Smith Robinson involvement in the civil rights movement made a great impact on not only for the movement, but for people involved in the movement as well. Professor of History at the University of Tennessee Knoxville, Dr. Cynthia Griggs Fleming is qualified author of this literature. Her specialties are in twentieth century United States Cultural and Social History particularly in the modern civil rights movement, race relations, and black educational history. She teaches a survey course in African Americans studies, as well as course in a course in Black in Film, History and Philosophy of African American Education, African American Women in American Society, and Civil Rights course. Cynthia Flemings have written heavily on the civil right movement. Not only did this she write this book, but has published articles on black activism and African American identity in journal such as The Journal of Negro History, The Tennessee Historical Quarterly, The Journal of Woman’s History, and The Irish Journal of American History. Dr. Fleming also is writing the authorized biography of C.T. Vivian and the impact of civil rights movement on the Alabama Black Belt County. Cynthia Griggs Fleming’s academic and scholastic background does not affect her analysis in this literary work. With her expertise in the history of the modern civil rights