Linda Brown, you are not alone
Edition statement:1st ed. Published by : Jump at the Sun/Hyperion Books for Children, (New York) Physical details: xxi, 114 p. col. ill. ; cm. ISBN:0786808217 (trade ed.) :; 0786826401 (lib. ed.).| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| j 300 - 399 | j323.1196073 Lin (Browse shelf) | Available | 83178 |
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| j323.092 Rap Martin's Big words | j323.092273 Arc They had a dream | j323.1168073 San The fight for civil rights and a new freedom | j323.1196073 Lin Linda Brown, you are not alone | j323.1196073 Roc Witnesses to freedom | j323.1196073009046 Ing 1963 Civil Rights March | j323.1197073 Nar The relocation of the North American Indian |
Who is Linda Brown? ; Introduction / Joyce Carol Thomas -- Wonamona / Jerry Spinelli -- Desegregation ; Legacy / Eloise Greenfield -- Anthony / Lois Lowry -- St. Louis / Quincy Troupe -- The prophet / Katherine Paterson -- Stormy weather / Joyce Carol Thomas -- Mike and me / Michael Cart -- Color blind / Ishmael Reed -- The awakening / Jean Craighead George -- My dear colored people / Leona Nicholas Welch.
A collection of personal reflections, stories and poems of 10 well-known children authors, who were themselves young people in 1954 when the Supreme Court handed down the decision to desegregate public schools. Their varied experiences and viewpoints offer a window to that period in our history.
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