The Milford eleven
Subtitle: integration fears robbed hope from eleven black students
By: by Orlando J. Camp & Ed Kee ; with invaluable input from Edna Turner, Gloria A. Scot, Black students, friends, and family
Contributors: Kee, Ed, 1951-
Publisher: Cedar Tree Books
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Wilmington, Del
Language: eng
Number of pages: 194
ISBN-13: 9781892142511
Subjects: School integration; Milford High School (Milford, Del.); Race relations; African American high school students; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Living in the wrong America; title: Local heroes define national integration; title: The first day of school; title: All hell breaks loose; title: Demagogue comes to Milford; title: Bowles plays the race card; title: The boycott continues; title: Local resentments and national attention; title: Back to school and into court; title: Politics, polls, and public opinion; title: Gradual integration; title: Making it work: Brown II and Milford; title: A Delaware historian reintroduces the past; title: The unity picnic: memories and healing; title: Historical marker; title: Epilogue: the Milford eleven: then and now.