In 1968 Chicago, it's not easy for thirteen-year-old Sam to be the
son of known civil rights activist Roland Childs. Especially when
his older brother, Stick, starts keeping to himself. Then, one day,
Sam finds something under Stick's bed that changes everything:
literature about the Black Panthers. Suddenly, nothing feels
certain anymore. And when Dr. King is shot and killed, Sam's
father's words are no longer enough to make him believe in
change....This moving, coming-of-age story gracefully encompasses
the scope of the struggle between the civil rights and black power
movements through an intimate and relatable lens.
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