In Birmingham, African-American youth marched, sang, and spoke out against segregation. Although they faced police dogs and fire hoses, they offered non-violent resistance and did not back down. When the Children Marched explores the civil rights leaders who organized the movement and the brave children and teens at the heart of the fight.Sunday, December 14, 2008
When the Children Marched: The Birmingham Civil Rights Movement
When the Children Marched: The Birmingham Civil Rights Movement by Robert H. Mayer
In Birmingham, African-American youth marched, sang, and spoke out against segregation. Although they faced police dogs and fire hoses, they offered non-violent resistance and did not back down. When the Children Marched explores the civil rights leaders who organized the movement and the brave children and teens at the heart of the fight.
In Birmingham, African-American youth marched, sang, and spoke out against segregation. Although they faced police dogs and fire hoses, they offered non-violent resistance and did not back down. When the Children Marched explores the civil rights leaders who organized the movement and the brave children and teens at the heart of the fight.
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