Description
A first-person account. One of the “Little Rock Nine” tells her story after years of silence and bitterness about the horrific months of integrating a high school during the 1960’s. A chapter book for junior high through adult readers. Very intense and emotional the raw facts of the inhumane treatment endured by these brave teenagers during the volatile civil rights movement are brought to the fore.
Paperback
336 pages
Ages 12 & up

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