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A study of the Montgomery bus boycott reveals how one woman, who refused to give up her bus seat on a cold day in 1955, sparked the nonviolent civil rights movement in the South that eventually ended segregation.
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- Beatrice Siegel (Author)
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- Dewey: 323.092
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