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Mighty Justice by Dovey Johnson Roundtree , Katie McCabe

Mighty Justice

My Life in Civil Rights

by Dovey Johnson Roundtree , Katie McCabe
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Lois B. (Eden, VT)

Worth it!
I'm on page 175 of 304 of Mighty Justice: What I have read so far is very interesting and I couldn't imagine having as much courage and perseverance as this lady had. The only downside for me would be all the names being thrown around. Based on my age and where I grew up they don't really mean anything to me and I feel like I need to google all of them. It's starting to feel like a history book you "need" to read not want to read. I will definitely finish because it's a story we should all know; perhaps later when I can focus on it more.
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