Rights
The act the "colored" people were doing to earn the rights they were promised.
What is marching?
This parent had the last name Woodson as a child.
Who is Mr. Woodson?
This parent had the last name Irby as a child.
Who is Mrs. Woodson?
The place where the "colored" people had rights.
What is the north?
The food Dell eats when she reads.
What are peanuts?
This grandparent held hair night in their kitchen.
Who is their grandmother?
The place where the "colored" people had little rights.
What is the south?
Hope said this, which landed a branch in his mother's hand and across the back of his legs.
What is ain't?
This grandparent took their grandchildren to the candy lady.
Who is their grandfather?
Ms. Bell wanted nobody to be this while marching.
What is hungry?
Mr. Woodson ______ the arrival of Jacqueline Woodson.
What is missed?
The person who died in the Irby family.
Who is Uncle Odell?
Fill in the blank:
Ms. Bell worked for a white lady and the white lady said, "I will _____ you in a minute if I ever see you on that line!"
What is fire?
The person who built the Woodsons' dependable house in a nice area.
Who is William J. Woodson?
The person who moved to New York in the Irby family.
Who is Aunt Caroline?