My Brother J-Boy

In this compelling audiobook, listeners will explore the groundbreaking journey of James H. Meredith, who, with the guidance of attorney Constance Motley and R. Jess Brown, fought against discriminatory practices in Mississippi's education system. After 18 months of legal battles, Meredith finally secured the right to attend the University of Mississippi, defying Jim Crow laws in a historic moment for civil rights. The story culminates in his graduation in 1963, and the audiobook also includes a homework assignment on citizenship and a certificate signed by both Meredith siblings.