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Repartiendo Justicia: W.W. Law Y La Lucha Por Los Derechos Civiles (Spanish Edition)
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Una Conmovedora Biografa Del Cartero Que Orquest El Gran Boicot De Savannah Y Jug Un Papel Decisivo Para Lograr La Igualdad En Su Comunidad.Crece Y Llega A Ser Alguien, La Abuela De Westley Wallace Law Lo Alentaba Cuando Era Nio Y Viva En Medio De La Pobreza En La Sociedad Segregada De Savannah, Georgia. Con Ansias De Hacer Una Diferencia En Su Comunidad, W.W. Law Ayud A La Gente Negra A Registrarse Para Votar, Se Uni A La Naacp Y Entren A Manifestantes En El Uso De La Resistencia Civil Pacfica; Y, En 1961, Lider El Gran Boicot De Savannah. Durante Esa Famosa Protesta, La Gente Negra Se Neg A Comprar En El Centro De Savannah. Cuando Los Lderes De La Ciudad Al Fin Acordaron Declarar Que Todos Los Ciudadanos Eran Iguales, Savannah Se Convirti En La Primera Ciudad Del Sur De Ponerle Fin A La Discriminacin Racial.Como Cartero Toda Su Vida En El Servicio De Correos De Los Estados Unidos, W.W. Law Se Dio Cuenta Que Fomentar La Comunicacin Entre Los Negros Y Los Blancos Era Parte Fundamental De Su Trabajo. Esta Conmovedora Biografa, Con Llamativas Ilustraciones, Revela Cmo Este Hroe Olvidado Logr Repartir Mucho Ms Que Cartas A Los Ciudadanos De La Ciudad Que l Amaba.A Gripping Biography Of The Mail Carrier Who Orchestrated The Great Savannah Boycott And Was Instrumental In Bringing Equality To His Community.Grow Up And Be Somebody, Westley Wallace LawS Grandmother Encouraged Him As A Young Boy Living In Poverty In Segregated Savannah, Georgia. Determined To Make A Difference In His Community, W.W. Law Assisted Blacks In Registering To Vote, Joined The Naacp And Trained Protestors In The Use Of Nonviolent Civil Disobedience, And, In 1961, Led The Great Savannah Boycott. In That Famous Protest, Blacks Refused To Shop In Downtown Savannah. When City Leaders Finally Agreed To Declare All Of Its Citizens Equal, Savannah Became The First City In The South To End Racial Discrimination.A Lifelong Mail Carrier For The U.S. Postal Service, W.W. Law Saw Fostering Communication Between Blacks And Whites As A Fundamental Part Of His Job. As This Affecting, Strikingly Illustrated Biography Makes Clear, This Unsung Hero Delivered Far More Than The Mail To The Citizens Of The City He Loved.
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