A collection of African American tales includes stories of voodoo magic and evil magicians, of men and women conjurers, and of children changed into bugs and birds

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of this significant Supreme Court decision, this collection of stories, poems, and reflections from authors who lived during the era, including Jerry Spinelli and Quincy Troupe, provides an intimate look at that period of history and the impact it has had on lives throughout the decades. (view table of contents)