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Auteur principal: Harris, Violet
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 2001
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author Harris, Violet
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contents An Interview with Effie Lee Morris. Harris, Violet Childrens Literature Civil Rights Elementary Education Interviews Librarian Attitudes Librarians Focuses on how Effie Lee Morris continues the tradition of librarian-activist. Notes that her activism emerged during her youth when, as a high school student, she desegregated public bathhouses and pools in Cleveland, Ohio. Considers how today she remains actively involved in the American Library Association, the Children's Defense Fund and other organizations concerned with children and books. (SG)
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spellingShingle An Interview with Effie Lee Morris.
Harris, Violet
Childrens Literature
Civil Rights
Elementary Education
Interviews
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
An Interview with Effie Lee Morris. Harris, Violet Childrens Literature Civil Rights Elementary Education Interviews Librarian Attitudes Librarians Focuses on how Effie Lee Morris continues the tradition of librarian-activist. Notes that her activism emerged during her youth when, as a high school student, she desegregated public bathhouses and pools in Cleveland, Ohio. Considers how today she remains actively involved in the American Library Association, the Children's Defense Fund and other organizations concerned with children and books. (SG)
title An Interview with Effie Lee Morris.
topic Childrens Literature
Civil Rights
Elementary Education
Interviews
Librarian Attitudes
Librarians
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ627761