The Power of One
“It may not be a name you know, but Daisy Bates was a pioneer in many ways. She was a black newspaper woman when there wasn't any, and she helped integrate the schools in Little Rock Arkansas. Told through interviews with friends and family, and with help from Daisy Bates' autobiography, this book...”
“It may not be a name you know, but Daisy Bates was a pioneer in many ways. She was a black newspaper woman when there wasn't any, and she helped integrate the schools in Little Rock Arkansas. Told through interviews with friends and family, and with help from Daisy Bates' autobiography, this book details the struggles of the nine students who made history by attending Central High School in September 1957 and those who supported them. The scenes are shocking, sad, and hopeful. A must-read for anyone interested in strong historical figures.”
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