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Linda Brown, You Are Not Alone: The Brown vs. Board of Education Decision afrika It conditions fibers to makeGr. 6 12. Published on the fiftieth anniversary of the Supreme Courts ruling to desegregate public schools, this volume collects stories, memoirs, and poems about the history and impact of Brown v. Board of Education. The contributors, well known writers for young people, were themselves young in 1954, and they speak from different sides of the racial barrier. Some selections, such as Joyce Carol Thomas poem Stormy Weather and Quincy Troupes