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Bridges Of Reform: Interracial Civil Rights Activism In Twentiethcentury Los Angeles,New Osamu Confronted Daily With Real ProblemsIn Her First Book, Shana Bernstein Reinterprets U. S. Civil Rights Activism By Looking At Its Roots In The Interracial Efforts Of Mexican, African, Jewish, And Japanese Americans In Midcentury Los Angeles. Expanding The Frame Of Historical Analysis Beyond Black White And North South, Bernstein Reveals That Meaningful Domestic Activism For Racial Equality Persisted From The 1930S Through The 1950S. She Stresses How This Coalitionbuilding Was