King, Gilbert

Examines the case involving the rape of a Florida woman in 1957 and the fallout that followed her report that it was an African American man who attacked her. Highlights the tensions of the era along with a shocking conspiracy that hindered true justice in the case.

Examines injustice and racial bigotry surrounding a rape that occurred in a small Florida town during the winter of 1957.

Presents the case of a white seventeen-year-old Groveland, Florida, girl who cried rape against four young African American men and discusses how Thurgood Marshall became embroiled in the explosive and deadly case.

Reveals the twenty-first century equivalent to slave trading, describing the experiences of the women and children around the world who are sold as slaves and discusses what can be done to stop the practice.

Contains close-up photographs of various familiar items and challenges the reader to figure out what is depicted. Includes answers.

Presents the case of when a white seventeen-year-old Groveland, Florida, girl cried rape against four young African American men and discusses how Thurgood Marshall became embroiled in the explosive and deadly case.