Juan Williams' New Book on Second Civil Rights Movement

Fox News senior political analyst Juan Williams has revealed his upcoming book, "New Prize for These Eyes: The Rise of America's Second Civil Rights Movement," set to be published in January 2025. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Williams emphasized the evolving nature of race relations in the United States, describing it as a new movement that many may not yet recognize. He believes that while historical markers are important, understanding one's role in the current dynamic is crucial for grasping the significance of this moment in American history. Williams asserts that the narrative of this civil rights movement extends beyond just Black Americans and other minorities. He hopes that readers from all backgrounds will come to realize the active participation of White Americans in this ongoing struggle for social change. He stated, "Oh my gosh. I'm saying that White Americans are very much at the forefront of this movement," highlighting the importance of recognizing the majority's role in shaping contemporary race relations. The author also noted that the current climate of race relations cannot be fully understood without acknowledging the demographic realities of the U.S. population. He pointed out that a significant number of White Americans are engaged in fostering social change, which contributes to the country's appeal as a destination for immigrants seeking opportunity and a vibrant life. Williams aims to illustrate how today's civil rights movement differs from its predecessor, which primarily focused on legal battles and legislative victories. His book promises to provide insights into the unique characteristics of this new phase in America's ongoing journey toward racial equality.