Kerri O'Hern

This book describes how the black community of Montgomery, Alabama, staged the 1955 boycott to end segregation on public buses.

With bold drawings, this book tells of the life of Nelson Mandela, who believed in a cause--the end of apartheid--so strongly that he was willing to spend twenty-seven years in jail for it.

With bold drawings, this book tells of the life of Louis Armstrong, one of the founders of that uniquely American music form--jazz.

With bold drawings, this book tells of the life of Cesar Chavez, a Mexican American who used his experience as a farmworker and his belief in nonviolent protest to organize the National Farm Worker's Association, an agricultural labor union.