This was another huge turning point in American history, especially reflecting back on how far our country has come from the past to present. Although there is still more to be done to end all racism, this shows how far the people of our country have come together as a whole.

This was a very emotional read. I found this interesting because I don't remember learning about this in school. I didn't know that these thousands of children made such a stand in a non-violent protest against segregation. I also didn't realize how much of a turning point this protest made in our history.

This reminds me of what we discussed in class about Show Way. It shows the story of how you got to where you are and it provides a better understanding. It also shows in detail how things have changed in American history.

Like we discussed in class, this form of writing is considered authentic. Authentic writing is when someone is writing about something they've lived through and is writing from their own experiences.

The state of being unknown, inconspicuous, or unimportant.

I think the comic book style pamphlet was a good way to encourage young children and young adults to participate in the passive resistance and nonviolent ways during the desegregation period. Young children and young adults are more apt to read a comic style book that provides illustrations and text that is presented straight forward. It was very important to have that audience for the civil rights movement to be a success.