Ms. Sager's Read Aloud: Recent Episodes

Bethany Sager

Our current read aloud is, "Ms. Bixby's Last Day," by John David Anderson.

Our previous read aloud, still available on this podcast is, "This Promise of Change: One Girl's Story in the Fight for School Equality" by Jo Ann Allen Boyce and Debbie Levy

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One chapter of the book, "Posted," by John David Anderson.

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P. 283-300; end of the book and the Author's Acknowledgements

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P. 261-282.

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Pages 240-260

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Pages 223-239

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Pages 208-223.

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Pages 182-207

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Pages 169-181

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Pages 152-168

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Pages 138-151

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Pages 125-138

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Pages 109-124

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Pages 96-109

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Pages 84-95

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Pages 67-84.

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Pages 52-66.

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Pages 37-52

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Ms. Bixby's Last Day, by John David Anderson, pages 16-36.

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Today we are starting our new read aloud book, "Ms. Bixby's Last Day," by John David Anderson. 

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Final note by the authors and a Timeline of School Desegregation and Civil Rights Landmarks.

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This section of the Epilogue provides short bios of the Clinton 12. The section called, "Writing this Book," is fantastic! Please listen to it. I particularly appreciate Jo Ann Allen Boyce's description of why she chose to include the "n-" word in this book. It is very powerful. 

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Today's recording is the first half of the Epilogue. 

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This ends the poetry portion of the text. Next up is the epilogue. 

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Chapters 72-87. Be aware that the "n" word comes up in today's reading. I know this word has been used once in the text already and it will come up again tomorrow. Remember that this word is used as a primary source statement of the hatred that African Americans like the author were facing during this time in history. 

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Most of Part 6 .

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Chapters 42-56

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Chapter 32-end of Part 4. 

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First half of Part 4. 

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Unfortunately, my microphone wasn't plugged in properly, so the sound is a little different. 

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Shared on 4/15

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Originally read on April 6

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Introduction through chapter three.