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On a hot Mississippi day, a young girl innocently drinks from the "whites only" fountain, thinking it meant only that she had to do so while standing in her white socks, only to come face to face with the harsh realities of racism.
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Grandma, can I walk into town by myself?"
Authors & Contributors edit
- Evelyn Coleman (Author)
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- Books › Children's Books › People & Places › Family Life › Multigenerational › Fiction
- Books › Children's Books › People & Places › Social Issues › Prejudice & Racism › Fiction
- Books › Children's Books › History & Historical Fiction › United States › Fiction › 1900s
- Books › Children's Books › People & Places › Careers
- Books › Children's Books › Ages 4-8 › Picture Books
- Books › Children's Books › Ages 9-12
- Books › Children's Books › Literature
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