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 Riding into history\x1e335 the surprising story of Sarah Keys Evans and the fight 
to desegregate bus travel\x1e359 Amy Nathan with Sarah Keys Evans\x1e370aSurprising st
ory of Sarah Keys Evans and the fight to desegregate bus travel\x1e419 \x1faDurham ; L
ondon\x1fbDuke University Press\x1fc[2026]\x1e425a2026\x1e433 1 Online-Ressource (xv, 284 Se
iten)\x1e434 Illustrationen\x1e521 \x1faLeading the Way -- A Glimmer of Hope -- Test Ride
s -- Into History -- "The Quietist of Us All" -- Education Backstory: North Caro
lina -- "Can Anything Be Done for My People?" -- A Plan of Attack -- Finding a S
trategy -- Never Give Up -- Winning a Wider Victory -- Moving On -- Closing the 
Circle\x1e540aISBN 9781478061922 Online\x1e552a10.1215/9781478061922\x1e655e\x1fuhttps://doi
.org/10.1215/9781478061922?locatt=mode:legacy\x1fxVerlag\x1fzlizenzpflichtig\x1f3Volltext
\x1e656e\x1fuhttps://doi.org/10.1215/9781478061922?locatt=mode:legacy\x1flUBT01\x1fpZDB-198-
DUP\x1fqZDB-198-DUP26\x1fxVerlag\x1f3Volltext\x1e675 Surprising story of Sarah Keys Evans an
d the fight to desegregate bus travel\x1e710cEvans, Sarah Keys\x1e710dUnited States / 
Army / Women's Army Corps / Biography\x1e710aSegregation in transportation / North 
Carolina / History / 20th century / Biography\x1e710aAfrican Americans / Civil righ
ts / North Carolina / History / 20th century / Biography\x1e710aRace discrimination
 / United States / History / 20th century\x1e710aWomen soldiers / United States / B
iography\x1e710aAfrican American women civil rights workers / Biography\x1e710aCivil r
ights workers, Black / Biography\x1e710aD\xc2efenseuses des droits de l'homme noires a
m\xc2ericaines / Biographies\x1e710aD\xc2efenseurs des droits de l'homme noirs / Biograph
ies\x1e710aS\xc2egr\xc2egation dans le transport / Caroline du Nord / Histoire / 20e si\xc1e
cle / Biographies\x1e710aNoirs am\xc2ericains / Droits / Caroline du Nord / Histoire /
 20e si\xc1ecle / Biographies\x1e710fBiographies\x1e710fBiographies\x1e750b"In Riding into H
istory, Amy Nathan draws on several years of personal conversations with Sarah K
eys Evans alongside extensive historical and legal research to present a biograp
hy of Evans and her central role in the struggle for civil rights. A member of t
he Women's Army Corps, Evans was arrested in 1952 in Roanoke Rapids, NC for refu
sing to give up her seat to a white man on a bus, three years before Rosa Parks 
was arrested in Alabama for the same offense. Today, a monument in Roanoke Rapid
s; Martin Luther King Jr. Park honors Evans and her pursuit of justice. Often ov
erlooked in typical accounts of the Civil Rights era, Keys Evans' arrest and cou
rt case served as a crucial landmark in the fight to end segregation on public t
ransportation. The book is comprised of several interwoven stories of Keys Evans
' life, from her early childhood in Washington, NC through her participation in 
the movement to end Jim Crow policies, closing with a chapter containing brief a
ccounts of some of the other men and women who took stands against transportatio
n segregation from the mid-19th century onward"-- Provided by publisher\x1e776 \x1fiEr
scheint auch als\x1fnDruck-Ausgabe, Hardcover\x1fz9781478029717\x1e776 \x1fiErscheint auch a
ls\x1fnDruck-Ausgabe, Paperback\x1fz9781478033165\x1eLOWaUBT01\x1e\x1d