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A Ride To Remember: A Civil Rights Story,Used
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From Sharon Langley, Awardwinning Author Amy Nathan, And Awardwinning Illustrator Floyd Cooper, A Picture Book Telling The True Story Of How A Ride On A Carousel Made A Powerful Civil Rights Statement.A Ride To Remember Tells How A Community Came Togetherboth Black And Whiteto Make A Change. When Sharon Langley Was Born In The Early 1960S, Many Amusement Parks Were Segregated, And African American Families Were Not Allowed Entry. This Book Reveals How In The Summer Of 1963, Due To Demonstrations And Public Protests, The Gwynn Oak Amusement Park In Maryland Became Desegregated And Opened To All For The First Time.Coauthor Sharon Langley Was The First African American Child To Ride The Carousel. This Was On The Same Day Of Martin Luther King Jr.S March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom. Langleys Ride To Remember Demonstrated The Possibilities Of Kings Dream. This Book Includes Photos Of Sharon On The Carousel, Authors Notes, A Timeline, And A Bibliography.
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