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National Book Award Winner And Newbery Honor Book ? Before Rosa Parks, There Was 15Yearold Claudette Colvin. Read The First Indepth Account Of An Important Yet Largely Unknown Civil Rights Figure In This Multiaward Winning, Megaselling Biography From The Incomparable Phillip Hoose.When It Comes To Justice, There Is No Easy Way To Get It. You Can'T Sugarcoat It. You Have To Take A Stand And Say, This Is Not Right. Claudette Colvinon March 2, 1955, An Impassioned Teenager, Fed Up With The Daily Injustices Of Jim Crow Segregation, Refused To Give Her Seat To A White Woman On A Segregated Bus In Montgomery, Alabama. Instead Of Being Celebrated As Rosa Parks Would Be Just Nine Months Later, Fifteenyearold Claudette Colvin Found Herself Shunned By Her Classmates And Dismissed By Community Leaders. Undaunted, A Year Later She Dared To Challenge Segregation Again As A Key Plaintiff In Browder V. Gayle, The Landmark Case That Struck Down The Segregation Laws Of Montgomery And Swept Away The Legal Underpinnings Of The Jim Crow South.Based On Extensive Interviews With Claudette Colvin And Many Others, Phillip Hoose Presents The First Major Biography Of A Remarkable Civil Rights Hero, Skillfully Weaving Her Riveting Story Into The Fabric Of The Historic Montgomery Bus Boycott And Court Case That Would Change The Course Of American History.Awards And Praise For Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justicenational Book Award Winnera Newbery Honor Booka Yalsa Award For Excellence In Nonfiction For Young Adults Finalista Robert F. Sibert Honor Bookamazon.Com 100 Biographies And Memoirs To Read In A Lifetimehoose'S Book, Based In Part On Interviews With Colvin And People Who Knew Herfinally Gives Her The Credit She Deserves. The New York Times Book Reviewclaudette'S Eloquent Bravery Is Unforgettable. The Wall Street Journal? This Inspiring Title Shows The Incredible Difference That A Single Young Person Can Make. Booklist, Starred Review
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