Top Spy and Civil Rights Books About the African-American Experience... US intelligence agencies have had a tense relationship with some African-Americans in the past from the Black Panther Party to French Resistance spy Josephine Baker, a singer and entertainer who left the US for France and found herself on an FBI Watch List. SPYSCAPE checked out some of the top books that trace the history of espionage, civil rights, and African-Americans. 1➡️‍The Many Faces of Josephine Baker (2015) by Peggy Caravantes 2➡️Agent Josephine (2022) by Damien Lewis 3➡️A Spy In Canaan by Marc Perrusquia (2018)‍ 4➡️All Blood Runs Red (2019) by Phil Keith and Tom Clavin 5➡️ Black Klansman (2014) by Ron Stallworth 6➡️Freedom! (2022) By Jetta Grace Martin, Waldo E. Martin, C.J. Bloom 7➡️The Black Panther Party (2012) by David F. Walker 8➡️Hidden Figures (2016) by Margot Lee Shetterly 9➡️Immortal Valor (2022) by Robert Child 10➡️No More Lie (1971) BY Dick Gregory 11➡️Righteous Troublemakers (2022) By Rev. Al Sharpton 12➡️Unwanted Spy (2019) by Jeffrey Sterling 13➡️The Young Crusaders (2021) By V.P. Franklin Which of these have you read? #blackmovement #africanamericanwriters #africanamericanliterature #africanamericanmuseum #blackwomenwriters #africanamericanhistory #africanamericans #africanamerican #blackhistorymonth #happyblackhistorymonth #civilrightsmovement #civilrights #civilrightsleaders #civilrightstwitter #civilrightsleader #civilrightsact #civilrightsactivist #nationalcivilrightsmuseum #blackhistorymatters #blackhistorymonth365 #blackhistoryeveryday #blackhistoryfacts #blackhistory