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1. The Biggest Little Brother book is underway...
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By: Kim Sponaugle, on 6/9/2016
Blog: Picture Book Illustration by Kim Sponaugle (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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2. Watts Riots: Black Families Matter
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By: Sinead O’Connor, on 2/4/2016
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On 11 August 1965, the Watts Riots exploded in Los Angeles taking the nation by surprise. Sparked by an arrest that escalated into a skirmish between local residents and police, the riots lasted six days. They laid bare the seething discontent that lay just beneath the surface in many black communities.

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