Constance Curry

7 books

Deep in Our Hearts: Nine White Women in the Freedom Movement by Dorothy Dawson Burlage, Joan C. Browning, Constance Curry

Deep in Our Hearts: Nine White Women in the Freedom Movement

Dorothy Dawson Burlage, Joan C. Browning, Constance Curry

416 pages • 2000

nonfiction biography history race challenging informative reflective slow-paced
Mississippi Harmony: Memoirs of a Freedom Fighter by Winson Hudson, Constance Curry

Mississippi Harmony: Memoirs of a Freedom Fighter

Winson Hudson, Constance Curry

150 pages • 2002

nonfiction memoir race emotional informative medium-paced
The Wrong Side of Murder Creek: A White Southerner in the Freedom Movement by Bob Zellner, Constance Curry

The Wrong Side of Murder Creek: A White Southerner in the Freedom Movement

Bob Zellner, Constance Curry

351 pages • hardcover • 2008

nonfiction autobiography history emotional inspiring reflective slow-paced
Aaron Henry: The Fire Ever Burning by Constance Curry, Aaron Henry

Aaron Henry: The Fire Ever Burning

Margaret Walker Alexander Series in African American Studies

Constance Curry, Aaron Henry

288 pages • hardcover

informative medium-paced
The Lost Years: Surviving a Mother and Daughter's Worst Nightmare by Kristina Wandzilak, Constance Curry

The Lost Years: Surviving a Mother and Daughter's Worst Nightmare

Kristina Wandzilak, Constance Curry

272 pages • 2006

nonfiction memoir psychology emotional hopeful sad medium-paced
Silver Rights by Marian Wright Edelman, Constance Curry

Silver Rights

Marian Wright Edelman, Constance Curry

288 pages • 1995

nonfiction history memoir emotional informative reflective medium-paced
Silver Rights: The story of the Carter family's brave decision to send their children to an all-white school and claim their civil rights by Constance Curry, Constance Curry
Silver Rights: The story of the Carter family's brave decision to send their children to an all-white school and claim their civil rights
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Constance Curry, Constance Curry

Silver Rights: The story of the Carter family's brave decision to send their children to an all-white school and claim their civil rights

Constance Curry, Constance Curry

288 pages • paperback • 1995

nonfiction history memoir emotional informative reflective slow-paced