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Challenging Hate Through Empathy and Courage
- Leah Harper Bowron's debut novel, Colorblind: A Novel, is set in 1968 Montgomery, Alabama, during a time of widespread discrimination and the fight against hate.
- The story follows Miss Annie Loomis, the first African-American teacher at an all-white school, and Lisa Parker, a young white student with a cleft palate, both of whom face cruelty and bullying.
- Despite their differences, Annie and Lisa share the experience of being seen as different and demonstrate great courage to endure their challenges.
- The novel's theme centers on overcoming hate through compassion, empathy, and moral courage, highlighting resilience and lessons from the Civil Rights era to today.
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Challenging Hate Through Empathy and Courage
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