TAKE A SEAT -- MAKE A STAND

Focusing on the life of Sarah Keys Evans, the narrative highlights her role as a Civil Rights pioneer who, while serving in the Women's Army Corps in 1952, stood up against racial injustice three years prior to Rosa Parks. Her journey illustrates the power of individual action in shaping history and emphasizes that significant change often results from numerous small efforts over time. The book underscores the importance of perseverance and collective contributions in the fight for equality and justice.