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Informationen zum Autor Ana Maria Spagna is the author of Now Go Home: Wilderness, Belonging, and the Crosscut Saw, which was named a Best Book of 2004 by the Seattle Times. Her work has appeared widely in publications such as Orion, Utne Reader, and North American Review. She lives and writes in Stehekin, Washington. Klappentext Ana Maria Spagna is the author of Now Go Home: Wilderness! Belonging! and the Crosscut Saw! which was named a Best Book of 2004 by the Seattle Times. Her work has appeared widely in publications such as Orion! Utne Reader! and North American Review. She lives and writes in Stehekin! Washington. Zusammenfassung In 1957! Joseph Spagna and five other men waited to board a bus called the Sunnyland. Their plan was: ride the bus together - three blacks and three whites - get arrested and take their case to the US Supreme Court. This book chronicles the story of an American family against the backdrop of one of the civil rights movement's lesser-known stories. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1 - I Think I Can Serve1 - In Front of Speed's 2 - Never Go Back 3 - The Tallahassee Bus Boycott 4 - The Acquaintance of Grief 5 - The Forgotten Coast 6 - Something More Part 2 - A Highly Personal Thing7 - Handwriting 8 - Herndon 9 - The Cloven Hoof 10 - City of Hope 11 - Folsom 12 - Community Care 13 - A Real Difference 14 - Orchard Burning Part 3 - Fiftieth Anniversary15 - Every. Single. Day. 16 - Tarpon Springs 17 - Not Forgotten 18 - Heroes and Sheroes 19 - Always Go Forward Epilogue - No Big Deal Acknowledgments
