Will D. Campbell

Will D. Campbell (1924–2013) was among the most diligent white southerners campaigning for social justice in the civil rights era. He was author of such prize-winning books as Brother to a Dragonfly, Providence, and The Glad River. And, he was profiled in Rolling Stone, Life, Esquire, and The Progressive.

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Forty Acres and a Goat

University Press of Mississippi

A call with no steeple from the preacher with no pulpit

  • Copyright year: 2018
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Brother to a Dragonfly

University Press of Mississippi

The National Book Award-nominated memoir of a preacher, author, and civil rights activist

  • Copyright year: 2018
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The Reverend

Foreword by Will D. Campbell
University Press of Mississippi

An intimate portrait of a fiery spiritual leader and his African American congregations

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Robert G. Clark's Journey to the House

University Press of Mississippi

The story of a black man’s unprecedented rise to power and political prominence in the formerly segregationist state of Mississippi

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