Amy Nathan

author, Take a Seat -- Make a Stand: A Hero in the Family

Amy Nathan appears in the following:

Desegregating a Baltimore Amusement Park

Friday, January 17, 2020

Sharon Langley and Amy Nathan on their children's book, "A Ride to Remember: A Civil Rights Story." 

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'Ottolenghi Simple,' Reimagining End of Life, Making Time for Music

Friday, October 26, 2018

Yotam Ottolenghi on his new cookbook. Chris Garcia & Brad Wolfe on the Reimagine End of Life festival. Amy Nathan on "Making Time for Making Music." 

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Comments Roundup: Your Civil Rights Stories

Wednesday, February 09, 2011

WNYC
In the late 40's, my mother would walk into luncheonettes and before ordering would ask, do you serve blacks here? If the answer was no, she'd turn and walk out. - Martha, on the Bri...

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Black History Month: Local Hero

Wednesday, February 09, 2011

Sarah Keys Evans, a Brooklyn resident and Civil Rights figure, is the subject of the book Take a Seat -- Make a Stand: A Hero in the Family. She joins Amy Nathan, the book's author, to talk about her arrest in 1952 that resulted in the end to race-based seating rules in interstate transportation.

Listeners: Call in or post your own family's Civil Rights hero story.

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