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“Bigmama Didn’t Shop At Woolworth’s,” chosen by the Association of American University Presses for its value in understanding U.S. race relations, is a book about Sunny Nash’s life with her part-Comanche grandmother in the Jim Crow South during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
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Long Beach, California, civil rights activist, Ernest McBride, Sr.
The late Ernest McBride, born in 1909, was a civil rights activist who came to Long Beach, California, from the Mississippi Delta after having played with the Negro League Baseball team, the Memphis Redsox for two seasons.
| |  | | Prof. O.W. Sadberry, Sr. Man of Quiet Dignity
Oliver W. Sadberry, Sr., was born on September 20, 1909, the same year of the birth of the NAACP. Within his family’s warm and meticulous instruction,
span style="font-family: "Times New Roman", "serif"; font-size: 12pt; text-align: justify;">Oliver learned that knowledge, dedication to mission and personal accountability are central elements in charting a successful temperament, which will, thereby, elevate the human condition and improve chances for racial equality. This document will reveal how O.W. Sadberry, Sr., earned the distinction of having the new Bryan ISD Intermediate School #3 named in his honor.br />
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f | |  | | Untold Legacies: a Photographic History of Black Long Beach
Historical photographs illustrating development of the Long Beach, California, African American community from 1900 to 2007.
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The Eternal Soldier
by Peter Jessop
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 In the waning days of World War II, a man lies injured in a London hospital, shrouded in mystery and confusion. He is an American serviceman, stripped of his identity and memories, save for the name John, and plagued by vivid visions of battles that |
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