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X-WR-CALDESC:Elizabeth and Hazel by David Margolick\n\nWhen Elizabeth Eckfo
 rd braved the gauntlet of white hecklers leading to the newly desegregated
  Central High School in Little Rock\, Arkansas\, in 1957\, photographers c
 aptured her image and that of the angry young white woman behind her. Eliz
 abeth\, the stoic\, and Hazel Bryan\, the tormentor\, were frozen as icons
 . Elizabeth was part of the Little Rock Nine\, the black teens who became 
 the targets of race hatred as well as national and international inspirati
 ons. Despite public-relations efforts to depict the success of the Nine an
 d the overall move to desegregation\, the truth was far more complicated\,
  particularly for Elizabeth. Margolick draws on interviews and press repor
 ts of the time to present a very nuanced analysis of how Elizabeth and Haz
 el were affected by the scene that made them famous. Elizabeth spent the r
 emainder of her life a near recluse\, scarred by the memory of that day\, 
 adrift emotionally\, dodging the commemorations. In contrast\, Hazel opene
 d up\, evolving into a free-spirited progressive. Hazel\, who didn't even 
 finish her year at Central High\, later reentered Elizabeth's life with a 
 heartfelt apology that went unreported until the two women reunited for a 
 symbolic reconciliation and photo op back at Central. A complex look at tw
 o women at the center of a historic moment.--Bush\, Vanessa Copyright 2010
  Booklist\n\nBooks are available at the library. Click the link below to g
 et email updates about this book club.
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DESCRIPTION:Elizabeth and Hazel by David Margolick\n\nWhen Elizabeth Eckfor
 d braved the gauntlet of white hecklers leading to the newly desegregated 
 Central High School in Little Rock\, Arkansas\, in 1957\, photographers ca
 ptured her image and that of the angry young white woman behind her. Eliza
 beth\, the stoic\, and Hazel Bryan\, the tormentor\, were frozen as icons.
  Elizabeth was part of the Little Rock Nine\, the black teens who became t
 he targets of race hatred as well as national and international inspiratio
 ns. Despite public-relations efforts to depict the success of the Nine and
  the overall move to desegregation\, the truth was far more complicated\, 
 particularly for Elizabeth. Margolick draws on interviews and press report
 s of the time to present a very nuanced analysis of how Elizabeth and Haze
 l were affected by the scene that made them famous. Elizabeth spent the re
 mainder of her life a near recluse\, scarred by the memory of that day\, a
 drift emotionally\, dodging the commemorations. In contrast\, Hazel opened
  up\, evolving into a free-spirited progressive. Hazel\, who didn't even f
 inish her year at Central High\, later reentered Elizabeth's life with a h
 eartfelt apology that went unreported until the two women reunited for a s
 ymbolic reconciliation and photo op back at Central. A complex look at two
  women at the center of a historic moment.--Bush\, Vanessa Copyright 2010 
 Booklist\n\nBooks are available at the library. Click the link below to ge
 t email updates about this book club.
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SUMMARY:IFL Book Club - Elizabeth and Hazel by David Margolick
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