Bound To Stay Bound

		Fight for the right to read : Samuel Wilbert Tucker and the 1939 Sit-Down Strike for library reading equality  Author: Gottesfeld, Jeff  Publisher:  Creston Books (2025)  Dewey: 323  Classification: Biography  Physical Description: [35] p., col. ill., 24 x 29 cm  BTSB No: 387807  ISBN: 9781954354333  Ages: 7-13  Grades: 2-8  Subjects:  Tucker, Samuel Wilbert, -- 1913-1990  Civil rights demonstrations  Civil rights workers -- Virginia -- Alexandria -- Biography  African Americans -- Civil rights -- Virginia -- Alexandria -- History  Freedom of information  Segregation in public libraries -- Virginia -- Alexandria -- History  Alexandria (Va.) -- Biography
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Summary:
Decades before the Civil Rights Movement, Samuel Wilbert Tucker, a Black lawyer in Virginia, organized a peaceful read-in at the local public library, which was segregated. He wanted to affirm the right of everyone to use the library. Thanks to efforts like his, we can all sit at a table, any table, pick up a book, any book, and read.