This third volume centers around the movement fighting for the right to vote. At this time, the 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution had already given all citizens the right to vote, but that was only on paper. In the "real world," police officer and city officials still prevented black people from registering by creating poll taxes or making them complete "literacy tests." Many were harassed and beaten; some lost their jobs if they even attempted to register. This volume also covers the march from Selma to Montgomery.

Such an incredible third book of this trilogy. Definitely a must-read.