Following the famous Brown v. Board of Education verdict, Melba Patillo became one of nine African American students—reluctant warriors for civil rights—to integrate Central High School in Arkansas in 1957. This poignant, true story of the hardships faced by these brave teenagers is a powerful way to help your students understand this watershed event in American history. It's also a fantastic addition to your nonfiction library.
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