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The jail her father spent a night in

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This is the official website for Birmingham Alabama. This is significant to this chapter because Michele began to look at Birmingham differently while discovering facts about her fathers story.

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"No one I'd spoken to had actually been with my father when the shooting happened;

No one could prove anything even that it happened;

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In this chapter Michele discovers more about the shooting of her father and how hard it will be to find out information and piece the puzzle together. During this time Michele experiences a lot of different emotions towards Alabama, her family, and segregation in the south.

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"The only way you're likely to find anything, is if it made the papers, and it would have to be the black papers because the white newspapers would never ever print a story like this, they just didn't care" (65). This is one of the hardships Michele went through when trying to reveal her fathers story because if there wasn't actual evidence there's no closure.

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This is an example of a docket. When Michele was researching the shooting of her father, she looked at the warden's docket for the Southside Prison, the prison that Belvin Norris was sent to. In it were detailed entries of the facts of an arrest: date, time, type of offense, names of the prisoners and of the arresting officers. This is another example of a hardship she experienced because she had to go through a large amount of paperwork to find her fathers information. Eventually, she found is but it was very troubling.

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By: Teresa Bair & Peter Rundquist