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245 10 $aJudge Frank Johnson and human rights in Alabama /$cTinsley E. Yarbrough.
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505 0 $a1. The early years. --2. Twentieth-century slavery. --3. The judgeship. --4. Bus boycotts and pariahs. --5. The big judge and the little judge. -6. Black voters and freedom riders. --7. Schools. --8. Selma. --9. Mrs. Liuzzo. -10. The real governor of Alabama. --11. Human warehouses. --12. Unfit for human habitation.
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