November 1, 2019

African and African American Studies

Clarence Norris: The Last Voice of the Scottsboro Boys

April 7, 1931. Thousands of people gathered in the small town of Scottsboro, Alabama. A brass band entertained them with the song “There’ll be a

Kathryn Martinez November 1, 2019

Crime

Quiet Man On the Run: The Story of Frank Abagnale, World-Renound Con-Artist

Without a thought, he cashed in the fraudulent checks that he had been faking for years. As his only source of money, this is the

Lilia Seijas November 1, 2019

African and African American Studies

Jackie Robinson: An Unexpected Hero of Business and Civil Rights

After breaking down the race-wall in sports, Brooklyn Dodgers baseball player Jackie Robinson sought to create a more fulfilling role for himself in helping the

Todd Brauckmiller Jr. November 1, 2019

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Clarence Norris: The Last Voice of the Scottsboro Boys

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