This is a valid point that about zero attention is given to. Just saying.
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This is a valid point that about zero attention is given to. Just saying.
#CircumcisionScar #JayJJackson #JayJacksonFeldman #audiobook #busbook #religion #indoctrination #religiousfreedom #righttonotbechristian #sexism #misandry #misogyny #equality
Delightful. My partner just came home from the local book shop with this. So affirming. A beautiful picture book. If this is my last read for 2023 it's a great one.
“I waited a week to see Shuttlesworth get hit with a hose. I'm sorry I missed it. Mr. Connor never respected me but I respected him.“
“I waited a week to see Shuttlesworth get hit by a hose.“
This book is a valuable tool for teaching students about the Civil Rights Movements. This book is a great resource to have in a classroom library. The book if filled with moving pictures and photographs.
Black and White: The Confrontation Between Reverend Fred L. Shuttlesworth and Eugene “Bull“ Connor is a nonfiction book written by Larry Dane Brimner. He worked closely with Birmingham‘s Civil Rights Institute to bring together this Robert F. Sibert Honor Book, ALA Notable Children‘s book, and Kirkus Reviews Best Children‘s Book of the Year. The book is about the center of the violent time in the 1950's and 1960's fight for civil rights.
All things considered, “Black and White“ is an valuable tool for raising students' historical awareness, critical thinking abilities, and comprehension of the Civil Rights Movement. It offers chances for thought-provoking conversations and activities that you can include into other areas of your curriculum to help students develop a deeper understanding of the significance of social justice and the fight for civil rights.
“Black and White: The Confrontation Between Reverend Fred L. Shuttlesworth and Eugene 'Bull' Connor“ by Larry Dane Brimner is a non-fiction book that delves into a critical period in the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. The book focuses on the confrontations and tensions between Reverend Fred L. Shuttlesworth and Eugene “Bull“ Connor in Birmingham, Alabama.
“I have a feeling that my life, for some reason, is designed to touch many people.“ I picked this quote because I liked what it said and felt like to read.
This book is detailed with many photos and captions that describe what was going on at this time in history as well and pictures of both Fred and Bud with their families. This book offerers detailed information about their ideas and their differences. I would recumbent this book for students who may be doing a research project.