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Civil Rights - General, African American Studies, United States - Civil Rights Movement - History, African American - Biography - General, African American Civil Rights Leaders - Biography, African American General Biography, Civil Rights Activists - Biog

Ralph David Abernathy

by Catherine Reef
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A biography of Martin Luther King's second in command in the civil rights movement, including Abernathy's role after King's untimely death.

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School Library Journal

Gr 5-8Two adequate series biographies. Probosz depends upon secondary source materials, but gives a solid impression of Graham's youth and early influences upon her art. The rest of the book merely relates the high points of her career and is supplementary material to other recently published biographies, such as Trudy Garfunkel's Letter to the World (Little, 1995). Reef fills a void as there is scant material available on the civil rights leader for this age group. She offers a ``just the facts, ma'm'' approach by relating the events in Abernathy's life in dry serviceable prose. Both books are adequately illustrated with black-and-white photos and will be helpful for reports.Kay McPherson, Central Atlanta-Fulton Public Library, GA

Book Details

Published
April 1, 1995
Publisher
Parsippany, N.J. : Dillon Press, c1995.
Pages
167
Format
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ISBN
9780875186535

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