An edition of The autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and related readings
(2000)
The autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and related readings
by Ernest J. Gaines
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The life story of a black woman born in slavery on a Louisiana plantation who is freed at the end of the Civil War and lives for 100 more years to see the second emancipation. The story begins in 1864 as she describes her young life during the end of the Civil War, and it ends 100 years later as she sets out with a group of friends to lead a demonstration for the freedom that had been promised her a century before.
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The autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and related readings
2000, Glencoe/McGraw-Hill
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0028179714 9780028179711
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The autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman / Ernest J. Gaines
I want women to have their rights ... I will shake every place I go to / speech by Sojourner Truth
The progress of colored women / Mary Church Terrell
Ernest Gaines / Tom Carter
from Everybody says freedom / Pete Seeger and Bob Reiser
1960: the sit-ins
I'm gonna sit at the welcome table
Everybody says freedom
Martin Luther King, Jr.- the power of nonviolence
The trailblazer: Jackie Robinson / Henry Aaron
from I know why the caged bird sings / Maya Angelou.
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