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• Annotation:
• Interspered with scenes from Barack Obama's 2009 inaguration, Congressman John Lewis shares his story - his upbringing, love of learning, and desire for social justice. March: Book One chronicles his life up to, and including, his involvement in the the Nashville sit-ins and boycotts of 1960 and the the founding of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC.)
• Creators:
• Author - John Lewis
• Author - Andrew Aydin
• Illustrator - Nate Powell
• Publication Information:
• Top Shelf Productions, Marietta, GA, 2013
• Color or Black & White:
• 
• Genres:
• Autobiography/Memoir
• Non-Fiction
• Bibliography Available:
• No
• Original Language:
• English
• Historical Topic/Event:
• Civil Rights Movements
• Geographic Setting:
• Alabama
• Nashville, TN
• Washington, D.C.
• Date Range:
• 1940 - 1960
• Awards:
• A Coretta Scott King Honor Book;
• Tags:
• civil rights movements, jim crow, african americans, segregation, race relations, nonviolence,
• Notes:
• • Find this book on WorldCat

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