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 11/01/2019

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 11/01/2019

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. 11/01/2019

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Clarence Norris: The Last Voice of the Scottsboro Boys

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