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Color Me Dark: The Diary Of Nellie Lee Love, The Great Migration North, Chicago, Illinois, 1919

by Patricia C. Mckissack

Video, VHS, NTSC

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Synopsis

From Scholastic's best selling, award-winning book series comes a collection of home videos inspired by the diaries or real girls. Nellie Lee Love moves north with her fmaily to Chicago -- the land of opportunity -- hoping to escape the racism of the rural south. Mamma believes a new start will help Nellie Lee's sister Erma Jean, who stopped speaking after a mysterious but horrifying event only she witnessed. Though life in this northern city, is exciting, Nellie Lee sees that racism knows no boundaries. When a group of boys threaten Nellie Lee, Erma Jean finds her voice just in time to fend them off. Through the love of their family, both sisters learn that they possess the strenght to triumph.

Product details

ISBN:
9780439266536
Category:
Multiculturalism
Format:
Video, VHS, NTSC
Publication Date:
2000-09-01
Series:
Dear America Ser.
Publisher:
Scholastic, Incorporated
Country of origin:
USA
Weight:
136g
Reading Age:
/12

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