2 reviews for Highway 80: A Drive-through Alabama’s Civil Rights Corridor – 6th Edition
5 out of 5
Mary Arthur–
The fact that someone cared enough about honoring the journey that the individual took the time to research and write about it is enough for me to give it five stars. Thank you.
5 out of 5
Bill Lauderback–
Thank you for writing this important book. I was born in a hospital located on Highway 80 in Longview, Texas in 1951. I traveled many times with my family across the South on Highway 80 in the 1950s and 1960s before Interstate-20 was completed. I saw first hand the struggle for civil rights along this highway from East Texas all the way to Atlantic Coast of Georgia.
Mary Arthur –
The fact that someone cared enough about honoring the journey that the individual took the time to research and write about it is enough for me to give it five stars. Thank you.
Bill Lauderback –
Thank you for writing this important book. I was born in a hospital located on Highway 80 in Longview, Texas in 1951. I traveled many times with my family across the South on Highway 80 in the 1950s and 1960s before Interstate-20 was completed. I saw first hand the struggle for civil rights along this highway from East Texas all the way to Atlantic Coast of Georgia.