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Young Rose Lee Jefferson is shocked to learn that the white residents of Dillon, Texas, want to raze the city’s black enclave, Freedomtown, and build a park in its place. Rose Lee and the other residents of Freedomtown cannot bear the thought of losing their homes. But fighting the city’s plans could be costly—or even life-threatening. Will the families of Freedomtown be able to save their thriving community?
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Race relations, Juvenile fiction, Fiction, African Americans, History, Children's fiction, Race relations, fiction, African americans, fiction, Texas, fictionPlaces
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White Lilacs
October 1999, Tandem Library
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078572785X 9780785727859
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"IN THE TIME before we knew that we would be driven away, our lives uprooted, and our people scattered, Grandfather Jim Williams spent every spare minute tending his beautiful garden in Freedomtown."
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