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Carlotta Walls LaNier
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In 1957, at age 14, Carlotta Walls LaNier was the youngest Little Rock Nine member to integrate Central High School. This act of courage and defiance became the catalyst for change in the American educational system. By ushering in a new order, she and her fellow warriors became 'foot soldiers' for freedom.
Despite her youth, Mrs. LaNier understood the impact of education in a promising future. Inspired by Rosa Parks and the desire to get the best education available, she enrolled in Central High School.
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Cynthia E. White-Craig
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Cynthia E. White-Craig, a native Arkansan, has had to face some difficult questions of her own, both as an RN and a single mother to her 7 year-old son, Zachary Eli Craig. Having been a "career patient" as a child, lends her valuable insight into a child's world, which some adults have never experienced.
Why Am I Sick is first in a series of books aimed at helping adults to see things from a child's point of view.
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Cynthia E. White-Craig
Cynthia E. White-Craig, a native Arkansan, has had to face some difficult questions of her own, both as an RN and a single mother to her 7 year-old son, Zachary Eli Craig. Having been a "career patient" as a child, lends her valuable insight into a child's world, which some adults have never experienced.
Why Am I Sick is first in a series of books aimed at helping adults to see things from a child's point of view.
Cynthia E. White-Craig
Cynthia E. White-Craig, a native Arkansan, has had to face some difficult questions of her own, both as an RN and a single mother to her 7 year-old son, Zachary Eli Craig. Having been a "career patient" as a child, lends her valuable insight into a child's world, which some adults have never experienced.
Why Am I Sick is first in a series of books aimed at helping adults to see things from a child's point of view.
