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In 1957, Gov. Orval Faubus ordered the National Guard to bar admission to nine black students seeking to enter Little Rock's all-white schools. Amidst political and social upheaval, a small band of courageous white ladies fought to integrate Arkansas' schools. When treats did not deter them, their enemies used guns and bombs. Here is the story of the courageous women of the WEC.
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Michelle Martinez
reviewed The Embattled Ladies of Little Rock: 1958-1963, the Struggle to Save Public Education at Central High on April 07, 2008
The Embattled Ladies of Little Rock: 1958-1963, the Struggle to Save Public Education at Central High
3.5 stars. Good research on the discourse on the families and revolution in early Soviet decades.
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