(3) YA Civil Rights Struggles Around the World series. Magoon chronicles events related to the integration of Little Rock's Central High School in 1957. The bold courage displayed by the nine students and their parents in the face of extreme hostility is concisely told. Many poignant news photographs enhance the information-rich text. A concluding "Lessons of Little Rock" chapter updates the story. Reading list, timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind.

Reviewer: Luther B. Clegg

(3) YA Civil Rights Struggles Around the World series. These series entries address three struggles in the worldwide history of civil rights. Strong texts provide readers with essential background information on such topics as the ILGWU, apartheid, and Chinese government oppression; the activist movements' beginnings, confrontations, results, and significance within their nations' histories are then discussed. Many dynamic photographs illustrate the information-rich (if dense) volumes. Reading list, timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Civil Rights Struggles Around the World titles: We Stand as One, Open the Jail Doors--We Want to Enter, and Who Will Shout If Not Us?

Reviewer: Rita Soltan

(3) YA Civil Rights Struggles Around the World series. These series entries address three struggles in the worldwide history of civil rights. Strong texts provide readers with essential background information on such topics as the ILGWU, apartheid, and Chinese government oppression; the activist movements' beginnings, confrontations, results, and significance within their nations' histories are then discussed. Many dynamic photographs illustrate the information-rich (if dense) volumes. Reading list, timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Civil Rights Struggles Around the World titles: We Stand as One, Open the Jail Doors--We Want to Enter, and Who Will Shout If Not Us?

Reviewer: Rita Soltan

(3) YA Civil Rights Struggles Around the World series. These series entries address three struggles in the worldwide history of civil rights. Strong texts provide readers with essential background information on such topics as the ILGWU, apartheid, and Chinese government oppression; the activist movements' beginnings, confrontations, results, and significance within their nations' histories are then discussed. Many dynamic photographs illustrate the information-rich (if dense) volumes. Reading list, timeline, websites. Bib., glos., ind. Review covers these Civil Rights Struggles Around the World titles: We Stand as One, Open the Jail Doors--We Want to Enter, and Who Will Shout If Not Us?

Reviewer: Rita Soltan