Monroe County Murder: The Southern Civil Rights Struggle (1940-1980) (English Edition)

This novel is the second in a three-part series titled The Southern Civil Rights Struggles (1940-1980) by Mike Dryden. The first of this series was 28 October 1942, a historical fiction account of the African-American Army Engineers' part in the construction of the Alaska Highway during WWll. See how Aaron's post-war life in Chicago is affected when his oldest son, Teddy, travels to Mississippi in 1964 to visit his Aunt Carrie and experiences the segregation and overt racism in Mississippi during the Civil Rights era known as “Freedom Summer.” Find out Teddy’s fate when the Klan catches a white girl and Teddy in a sexual unambiguous comprising situation.