The Fight of Their Lives Detra Denay Davis and ethnic history and provides

and ethnic history and provides a new perspective on how working people affected urban politics in the inter-war era

and the political decolonization of Xicana/x peoples

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`The book makes a successful attempt to map the potentially transformative effects of new media on various aspects of political insitiutions and culture

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The Fight of Their Lives Detra Denay Davis and ethnic history and providesOne Sunday afternoon in August 1965, on a day when baseball's most storied rivals, the Giants and Dodgers, vied for the pennant, the national pastime reflected the tensions in society and nearly sullied two men forever. Juan Marichal, a Dominican anxious about his family's safety during the civil war back home, and John Roseboro, a black man living in South Central L. A. shaken by the Watts riots a week earlier, attacked one another in a moment