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Accept And Value Each Person (PB)
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Benny Goodman & Teddy Wilson
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Accept And Value Each Person by Cheri J. Meiners This book introduces the concept of diversity and teaches respect for and valuing differences, finding similarities, being inclusive, and appreciating people as they are. Parents' and teachers' section also. Ages 4-8
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Benny and Teddy, two different histories brought together to form the first Black-and-White Jazz band in history. They played the hottest music of their time and became the "fathers" of swing. They made many recordings together, but finally boldly played together in front of a live audience at the Congress Hotel in Chicago, 1936.
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March: Book One
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Freedom Summer, the 1964 Struggle
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As a young student, John Lewis was a leader and organizer in the earliest Civil Rights Movement, right along side Martin Luther King. Book One tells the early story of nonviolent lunch-counter sit-ins, the first step toward desegregation of eating establishments and others. The first book of the trilogy leading to Selma and the March on Washington.
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The 1964 Struggle for Civil Rights in Mississippi. Includes detailed story about James Cheney, Mickey Schwerner and Andrew Goodman, who died as a result of their work for Civil Rights. The true and amazing story of diverse people working together Voting Rights and the betterment of humanity.
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Hot Pursuit: Murder in Mississippi (PB)
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As Good As Anybody PB
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Justice denied anywhere diminishes justice everywhere - Martin Luther King Jr.
E-Book List Price: 6.95
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As Good as Anybody: Martin Luther King Jr. and Abraham Joshua Heschel's Amazing March Toward Freedom Two very different men with two very different lives are united in a common goal: promoting the dignity and rights of all people. Sydney Taylor Award winner, National Jewish Book Award finalist; NAPPA Gold Award winner.
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Martin Luther King and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Marched Together in Selma
