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American studies since it analyses the African American responses to some American presidential inaugural addresses. It examines presidential inaugural speeches, during Civil Rights and Black Power eras, from the Kennedy administration to President Lyndon B. Johnson, whereas it places presidential inauguration speeches and Civil Rights and Black Power speeches side by side for fully understanding. The purpose of this book is to position presidential inaugural speeches against speeches by Civil Rights and Black Power leaders in order to show how inaugural addresses exhibit a gap, split or crack in their concern for African American interests, and how black leaders, in turn, respond or interpret the meaning of these gaps in order to reveal this lack of concern. African Americans have been victims of various forms or erasure in American society,

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REVIEW. JACQUELINE ELAINE BROWN. 2012. AFRICAN AMERICAN RESPONSES TO AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURAL ADDRESSES. LEWISTON: THE EDWIN MELLEN PRESS. 210 PP. ISBN: 978-0-7734-1317-7.