Courage Has No Color

Their story isn't widely known, and I wonder what motivated Tanya Lee Stone to bring their achievements to light. Did she uncover new details during research?

Their bravery is undeniable, but the hurdles they faced because of race made me reflect on how far we've come and how much work remains. How did others feel about this balance of hope and injustice?

Listening to real voices and narration added a layer of immediacy for me, but I wonder if it also helped in making this history more accessible for middle-grade listeners?