My Father Said Yes: A White Pastor in Little Rock School Integration Book

My Father Said Yes: A White Pastor in Little Rock School Integration, On September 4, 1957, the group of African American high school students who became known as the Little Rock Nine walked up to the front of Central High to enroll in school. They were turned away by the National Guard, who had been called out by Arka, My Father Said Yes: A White Pastor in Little Rock School Integration

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My Father Said Yes: A White Pastor in Little Rock School Integration
Written by author Dunbar H. Ogden
Published by Vanderbilt University Press, April 2008
On September 4, 1957, the group of African American high school students who became known as the Little Rock Nine walked up to the front of Central High to enroll in school. They were turned away by the National Guard, who had been called out by Arka
On September 4, 1957, the group of African American high school students who became known as the Little Rock Nine walked up to the front of Central High to enroll in school. They were turned away by the National Guard, who had been called out by Arkansas

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Foreword Archbishop Desmond Tutu Tutu, Archbishop Desmond

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1 "Led by a well-dressed white man in a light suit." 1

2 "Blood will run in the streets." Fall 1957 21

3 "I didn't know it could cut so deep." Spring 1958 79

4 "No preacher is going to run me off from my church." Summer 1958 107

5 "He taught by his actions." Little Rock Anniversary, 1997 127

Notes 157

Index 161

Title: My Father Said Yes: A White Pastor in Little Rock School Integration

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Item Number: 9780826515926

Publication Date: April 2008

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Product Description: Full Name: My Father Said Yes: A White Pastor in Little Rock School Integration; Short Name:My Father Said Yes

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Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 6.900 cm (2.72 inches)

Heigh : 10.100 cm (3.98 inches)

Depth: 0.900 cm (0.35 inches)

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My Father Said Yes: A White Pastor in Little Rock School Integration

Wanted a book with a very personalized story about the civil rights movement. This was great...and short!! It also has a great reference in the back for other books written by people in this book that I hope to get to someday.

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