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- Author: Quince Duncan
- Publisher: Palibrio
- ISBN-10: 1463380399
- ISBN-13: 9781463380397
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Experience the struggle of African warriors defending their village. Travel on the slave boat with African enslaved women. Feel the tension mounting in Yanga's heart as he leads his Afro Mexican troops in confrontation with the Spanish colonial army. Live a vivid moment of the Afro-Colombian' struggle for freedom. Sit on the corridor and listen to a conversation between cuban heroes Jose Marti and Mariana Grajales. Visit a Jamaican Maroon battle field. Be part of Palmares's Brazilian warriors. Witness the resistance of Afro German women during the Nazi rule. Share young Martin Luther King's dilemma as he walks with his mother on the wrong side of town. Imagine yourself sitting in the bus, watching Rosa Parks as she refuses to move behind the line...
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- Author: Quince Duncan
- Publisher: Palibrio
- ISBN-10: 1463380399
- ISBN-13: 9781463380397
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Experience the struggle of African warriors defending their village. Travel on the slave boat with African enslaved women. Feel the tension mounting in Yanga's heart as he leads his Afro Mexican troops in confrontation with the Spanish colonial army. Live a vivid moment of the Afro-Colombian' struggle for freedom. Sit on the corridor and listen to a conversation between cuban heroes Jose Marti and Mariana Grajales. Visit a Jamaican Maroon battle field. Be part of Palmares's Brazilian warriors. Witness the resistance of Afro German women during the Nazi rule. Share young Martin Luther King's dilemma as he walks with his mother on the wrong side of town. Imagine yourself sitting in the bus, watching Rosa Parks as she refuses to move behind the line...
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