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Through
My Eyes
Autobiography by Ruby Bridges
How would you have
felt if you had been the first black child to ever set foot in an all
white school? In this poignant story, we are allowed to see through
the eyes of six-year-old Ruby Bridges who, escorted by federal marshals
through mobs of screaming segregationists, became the first black child
to enter a white school. From these roots grew the wings of integration.
Don't
miss
Glory Be by Augusta Scattergood
Glory Be
allows readers to see history through the eyes of those who experienced
it and felt the emotions that were stirred as our country faced long-needed
changes to repair wrongs that had become embedded in its traditions
since the Emancipation Proclamation.
The
History Channel Video: The Civil Rights Act of 1964
.gif) Disney's
Ruby Bridges DVD movie
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Freedom's
Hero
The
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Photographs
of 1964 Civil Rights Movement
Glory
Be by Augusta Scattergood
This
novel allows readers to see history through the eyes of those who experienced
it and felt the emotions that were stirred as our country faced long-needed
changes to repair wrongs that had become embedded in its traditions
since the Emancipation Proclamation. |
