"1963" Written by Judy S. Cook

In 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote his "Letter from a Birmingham Jail," Medgar Evers was murdered, thousands of people took part in the March on Washington, and four little girls were killed by a bomb blast to the 16th Street Church in Birmingham. In a small town in North Carolina, a young white girl, constantly bombarded by talk of impending school integration, begins to notice all that was going on in the world around her and wonder—and ask—why? She develops a friendship with an African American man her own age and begins to see the world through his eyes too. www.barebones.org/index.cfm?template=1963.cfm for promotional use only stratworldtv 2006

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