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Mark Woods: At Theatre Jacksonville, timely retelling of a story about 1959 book battle

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Emily W. Reed, who in 1959 enraged Alabama segregationists by allowing a book about a fuzzy white rabbit marrying a fuzzy black rabbit, died on May 19 at a retirement community in Cockeysville, Md. Reed put the book on a reserve shelf and later was attacked for including Martin Luther King Jr. on a list of notable books. The play, "Alabama Story," was first produced nearly a decade ago, but wasn't published until 2022.

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Mark Woods: At Theatre Jacksonville, timely retelling of a story about 1959 book battle

"Alabama Story," being performed at Theatre Jacksonville this month, tells the story of a 1959 battle over a children's book — and much more.

2 months ago·Jacksonville, United States

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