Photographs of My Father

Discover the gripping true story of Robert Spike and his son Paul Spike in the powerful book, "Photographs of My Father". Robert Spike was a key figure in the civil rights movement, tirelessly working alongside American churches to support vital legislation and fighting for equal rights. With his help, both the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act were passed, and he played a crucial role in organizing marches in Selma and Mississippi.

Tragically, Robert Spike's life was cut short in a brutal and unsolved murder in Columbus, Ohio. Despite his remarkable contributions, very little effort was made to find his killer. The police and FBI hinted at a connection to Spike's undisclosed gay life, further complicating the investigation.

In the midst of his father's inspirational rise in the civil rights movement, Paul Spike's own journey mirrored the turbulence of the era. He experienced a tumultuous life filled with alcohol, drugs, and romantic pursuits. However, his father's shocking murder brought everything into perspective.

Now, Paul Spike, residing in London, shares his poignant story, weaving together politics, literature, film, and travel in his captivating writings. Delve into the pages of "Photographs of My Father" to gain a deep understanding of the civil rights movement, the personal struggles of a legendary leader, and the profound impact it had on his son's life.

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