Please answer the following question: What key details about sheyann webb can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: dr. martin luther king , jr. 's '' smallest freedom fighter '' and co-author of the book , selma , lord , selma . as a nine-year-old , sheyann webb-christburg took part in the first attempted selma to montgomery march across the edmund pettus bridge on march 7 , 1965 , known as bloody sunday . sheyann was born on february 17 , 1956 , in selma , alabama to john and betty webb . she grew up in a family of eight children . she attended the segregated public schools of dallas county , alabama . in her junior high years she was one of the first blacks to integrate an all-white school . sheyann says that her junior high years were the most horrific . she was pushed down stairs , called bad names , suspended from school , and spit on , but nothing was done by the school administration . one day nine-year-old sheyann and her friend rachel were playing outside when they noticed a car drive up at brown chapel a.m.e. church with several nicely dressed negro men . they walked over to the car not knowing who was in the car and they were introduced to dr. martin luther king , jr. . they were told that dr. king had come to selma , alabama to help the negro people get voting rights . each night when mass meeting were held at the church , sheyann would sneak out of her house to attend the meetings . she would also lead the congregation in singing freedom songs . her favorite freedom song was '' ai n't gon na let nobody turn me around '' . sheyann became so involved with the selma movement that she began skipping school to attend the demonstrations . despite warnings from her parents she continued to skip school . sheyann learned many things from dr. king . he taught her and rachel '' children what do you want , your answer should be freedom . '' he also taught her that no matter what the color of your skin is you should treat everybody right and children also had a battle to fight . there were many demonstrations held in selma when african americans tried to register to vote . they were only allowed two days out of the month...
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- caption is webb at the missouri southern state university- birth date is 17 february 1956- name is sheyann webb- birth place is alabama , united states