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1. Welcome, Ta-Nehisi Coates readers! Welcome to the blog for Breach of Peace. Read about the 1961 Freedom Rides, how the mug shots survived and my book. See sample pages from my book....
2. Inside Breach of Peace Get your own – Open publication Here’s a sample from Breach of Peace. It shows a selection of the archival images that open the book, and the complete chapters on the first two groups of Riders to arrive in Jackson. Click on the pages above to go to a much larger display of this excerpt […]...
3. NOW SHIPPING! New & Improved ‘Breach of Peace’   Updated August 28, 2018 I’m thrilled to announce that Vanderbilt University Press has published an expanded edition of Breach of Peace in paperback. They’ve let me add new portraits and profiles of sixteen Riders I found — or who found me — after the original edition was published in 2008. I’ve also updated the […]...
4. Breach of Peace at the Museum of Jewish Heritage I will be appearing at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in lower Manhattan on Wednesday, January 14, at 7 PM. I will show photographs from the book and Freedom Riders Joan Pleune, Lewis Zuchman and Hezekiah Watkins (above) will talk about their experiences. At the time of the Rides, Joan was a student at Berkeley, […]...
5. High Road to Freedom: My Pictures At An Exhibition Sixteen portraits from Breach of Peace have been included in the exhibition Road to Freedom: Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement 1956-1968 at the High Museum in Atlanta. The ambitious show includes a number of well-known images by well-known photographers, including Danny Lyon, Larry Fink, Builder Levy, Doris Derby, Bruce Davidson, James Karales, Ernest Withers […]...