1907-1994

A biography of African American bandleader Cab Calloway, discussing his childhood in Rochester, New York, his life of hustling on the streets of Baltimore, and his great success despite racial and social boundaries.

A factual narrative of Father Jean Bernard's experiences while he was imprisoned with over three thousand other clergymen in Dachau during World War II.

Provides an account of events in 1957 when the Wechslers, a white, Jewish, communist family, secretly arranged for the Myerses, an African-American family, to buy a home in Levittown, Pennsylvania, a suburb designed to help people achieve the American dream, but which was planned for whites only.