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  • Alice Faye Duncan

Alice Faye Duncan

Alice Faye Duncan is the author of several award-winning books including Memphis, Martin, and the Mountaintop; Evicted!; and Yellow Dog Blues. Raised by parents who were both schoolteachers and devoted Bible readers, she inherited a passion for learning, teaching, and exploring Scripture. Alice was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, a city famous for music, vibrant worship traditions, and resolute resilience. Learn more about the writer and her books at AliceFayeDuncan.com.


Alice Faye Duncan es la autora de varios libros galardonados, entre ellos Memphis, Martin, and the Mountaintop; Evicted!; y Yellow Dog Blues. Criada por padres que eran maestros de escuela y devotos lectores de la Biblia, heredó una pasión por aprender, enseñar y explorar las Escrituras. Alice nació y creció en Memphis, Tennessee, una ciudad famosa por su música, sus vibrantes tradiciones de culto y su decidida resiliencia. Obtenga más información sobre la escritora y sus libros en AliceFayeDuncan.com.
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Memphis, Martin, and the Mountaintop: The Sanitation Strike of 1968
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