All the days past, all the days to come
by Mildred D. Taylor
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How does the Logan family’s history and legacy shape the way the younger generation views their place in a racially segregated America?
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In what ways does Mildred D. Taylor use the setting of Mississippi to mirror the shifting political and social tensions of the broader civil rights era?
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Consider the immense burdens carried by the adults in the Logan family to protect their children; how does this duty impact their personal relationships and individual aspirations?
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