The People's Painter
An artist fights for justice through his powerful art in a new land.
Cynthia Levinson was in high school when Audrey Faye Hendricks marched to jail, and she knows she would not have been as brave as Audrey. But when Cynthia met Audrey forty-five years later, she knew she had to write a book about her for young readers. She spent more than three years interviewing marchers and researching the events. Her book We’ve Got a Job: The 1963 Birmingham Children’s March tells the story for older readers. Cynthia has also written about social justice in Watch Out for Flying Kids: How Two Circuses, Two Countries, and Nine Kids Confront Conflict and Build Community. She and her husband divide their time between Austin, Texas, and Boston, Massachusetts.
An artist fights for justice through his powerful art in a new land.
A young girl boldly joins a civil rights protest, facing arrest to fight segregation.
An artist fights for justice through his powerful art in a new land.
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An artist fights for justice through his powerful art in a new land.
A young girl boldly joins a civil rights protest, facing arrest to fight segregation.
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