WHAT ARE YOU SCARED OF WHEN NOTHING CAN HURT YOU? EVERYTHING. It's 1930's America and Jim Crow is flying high. Black people's right to a job, a vote, or even their lives, are all at risk from the whims of whites. So, what would it take to balance the scales of justice? A miracle. Meet Mo Crawford of Tuskegee, Alabama. Fifteen years old, nearly seven-feet tall, totally bulletproof, and more interested in being a farmer than anyone's savior.
WHAT ARE YOU SCARED OF WHEN NOTHING CAN HURT YOU? EVERYTHING. It's 1930's America and Jim Crow is flying high. Black people's right to a job, a vote, or even their lives, are all at risk from the whims of whites. So, what would it take to balance the scales of justice? A miracle. Meet Mo Crawford of Tuskegee, Alabama. Fifteen years old, nearly seven-feet tall, totally bulletproof, and more interested in being a farmer than anyone's savior.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Constantine von Hoffman was born in Chicago, raised in Rhode Island, and currently lives in Boston with his wife Jennifer and four dogs. A journalist for 25 years, he has written for CBSNews.com, The Boston Herald, NPR, Harvard Business Review, Inc., Sierra Magazine, Brandweek, The Boston Globe, and others. Con is a graduate of the Viable Paradise writing workshop and his poetry has been published in Elysian Fields Quarterly, and the collections Line Drives: 100 Contemporary Baseball Poems (2002, Southern Illinois University Press) and Cubbie Blues (State Street Publishing, 2009). All proceeds from this book will be donated to the Equal Justice Initiative: www.EJI.org
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