Seeds of freedom : the peaceful integration of Huntsville, Alabama / Hester Bass ;illustrated by E.B. Lewis.

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Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliography and author's note.
Citation/References Note:	Junior Library Guild
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:	Child Jan2015
Summary, etc.:	In 1963, peaceful protests against segregation were met with violence in other parts of Alabama. So why did sit-ins, boycotts, and notes asking for "Freedom in Huntsville" actually work?
Target Audience Note:	7-11. 2-6. AD 830 Lexile.
Awards Note:	A Junior Library Guild selection

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