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Language: Racial or Ethnic Epithet/Slur,Violence: Mild Violence
We've Got a Job: The 1963 Birmingham Children's March
By Cynthia Levinson
Edition
By Cynthia Levinson
Hardcover edition
Publisher Peachtree Publishers Imprint Peachtree ISBN9781561456277
Awards and Honors Kirkus Reviews Best Children’s Book of 2012; Publishers Weekly Best Children’s Books of 2012, Nonfiction; SLJ Best Children’s Books 2012, Nonfiction; 2013 YALSA Award for Excellence in Nonfiction for Young Adults, Finalist; Booklist Editors’ Choice Books for Youth, 2012: Nonfiction, Older Readers; Booklist Lasting Connections of 2012, Social Studies; 2013 NCTE Orbis Pictus Award for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children, Honor Book; Booklist 2013 Top Ten Books for Youth, Black History; ALSC 2013 Notable Children’s Books, Older Readers; 2013 Golden Kite Award Honor, Nonficiton; 2013 Jane Addams Children’s Book Award Winner, Older Children; IRA Notable Books for a Global Society 2013, Nonfiction; SSLI Best Book 2013, Social Studies—Grades 7–12; SSLI Honor Book 2013, Social Studies—Grades K–6We've Got a Job: The 1963 Birmingham Children's March
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When Martin Luther King Jr. pledged to fill the jails of Birmingham in 1963, thousands of students—from elementary through high school—volunteered. Author’s note. Time line. Map of 1950s–1960s Birmingham downtown district. Source notes. Bibliography. Index. Black-and-white photographs.
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