"Letters from Mississippi gives us a deeply personal look at one of the Civil Rights Movement's key moments-and reminds us that change happens because regular people have decided they were willing to fight for it."-Marian Wright Edelman, president of the Children's Defense Fund This expanded edition includes over forty pages of poetry by students in the Freedom Schools of 1964, adding the lively voices of local participants, mostly teenagers, to those of the volunteers…
Author: Elizabeth Martinez (ed.) · Original publisher: Zephyr Press (2002) (later/standard edition) — the book was first published in 1965 and went out of print in 1970; the original 1965 publisher was not confirmed in the sources consulted.
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