Foster Kid

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1959 adam black bullying death high intergration leela love racism rosemary sadness school segragation white

It's late 1959
After the first few black children have graduated from a previously all-white school, Rosemary's parents think it would be a good opportunity to send her and her little sister, Leela, to a high school as black kids. Rosemary doesn't like the idea, especially when her parents are killed by anti-segregationists after their plan spread. With no-one to help them, Rosemary and her sister are forced to live with a young white couple and their 3 kids. Rosemary hates this, she is unwillingly put in an all-white high school where bullying and hatred hit her with an impact. But Adam's there to look out for her.All Rights Reserved

1959 adam black bullying death high intergration leela love racism rosemary sadness school segragation white

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