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Mahalia Jackson (Sower Series)

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01 December 1985

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Biography

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A biography of the renowned gospel singer who hoped, through her art, to break down some of the barriers between black and white people.

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A biography of the renowned gospel singer who hoped, through her art, to break down some of the barriers between black and white people.

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Koorong Code 146197
ISBN 9780880620451
Pages 132
Publisher Mott Media
Publication Date 01 December 1985
Dimensions 8 x 135 x 211mm
Weight 0.163kg
Product Category Confident Reader (Ages 8-12)
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    Gospel and American Civil Rights History

    I really enjoyed using this novel to help teach my children about both the birth of Gospel music and the struggle for civil rights in the USA. This biography about a laundrywoman's rise to fame as a gifted singer highlights the inconsistencies that exist in a society that will simultaneously praise and discriminate against a person. Mahalia seemed to be able to handle the juggling act with integrity, maintaining her determination to sing for God and not bow to fear. A little nationalistic at times, but a fascinating read that includes snippets of JFK and Martin Luther King.