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Bibliography for Moving Forward

The […]

By Chris Barton|2021-07-26T06:57:36-05:00July 26th, 2021|Aeromedical Field Laboratory, Alton Yates, Ax Handle Saturday, Beach Lane, bibliography, Chris Barton, civil rights, Holloman Air Force Base, Jacksonville, Moving Forward, NAACP Youth Council, Simon & Schuster, Steffi Walthall, Uncategorized|0 Comments
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Introducing the cover of Moving Forward: From Space-Age Rides to Civil Rights Sit-Ins with Airman Alton Yates

We’re still six months out from publication day, and illustrator […]

By Chris Barton|2021-07-13T15:35:50-05:00July 13th, 2021|Aeromedical Field Laboratory, Alton Yates, Ax Handle Saturday, Beach Lane, Chris Barton, civil rights, Holloman Air Force Base, Jacksonville, Moving Forward, NAACP Youth Council, Simon & Schuster, Steffi Walthall|0 Comments
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2 new books on the way from me!

Ernie […]

By Chris Barton|2021-07-13T15:35:59-05:00May 5th, 2020|Aeromedical Field Laboratory, Alton Yates, Alton Yates' Movement Forward, Andrea Welch, Ax Handle Saturday, Beach Lane, Carol Hinz, Chris Barton, civil rights, Ernie, Holloman Air Force Base, How to Make a Book (About My Dog), Jacksonville, Lerner, Millbrook, Moving Forward, NAACP Youth Council, Publishers Weekly, Sarah Horne, Simon & Schuster, Steffi Walthall|2 Comments
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