A Rebel Comes of Age

Kids, Fiction, Historical, Teen
Cover of the book A Rebel Comes of Age by Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall, Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall
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Author: Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall ISBN: 9781301313990
Publisher: Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall Publication: December 21, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall
ISBN: 9781301313990
Publisher: Dr Stuart Jeanne Bramhall
Publication: December 21, 2013
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Seventeen-year-old heroine Angela Jones meets a nineteen-year-old activist named Fabio during the Occupy Wall Street protest in September 2011. Together with three other homeless teenagers, they “occupy” a vacant commercial building in Brooklyn’s disadvantaged Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. Over the course of five months, they transform Freedom House into a teen homeless shelter.
When Bank of America obtains a court-ordered eviction notice, Fabio and the other teenagers decide to use automatic weapons to prevent the police from evicting them. Determined to stop the eviction by nonviolent means, Ange reaches out to the African American church across the street.

The police arrive to find the church has mobilized seventy-five community members to commit civil disobedience by blocking access to the building. Meanwhile Ange is one of four residents standing at the front windows with an M16.

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Seventeen-year-old heroine Angela Jones meets a nineteen-year-old activist named Fabio during the Occupy Wall Street protest in September 2011. Together with three other homeless teenagers, they “occupy” a vacant commercial building in Brooklyn’s disadvantaged Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. Over the course of five months, they transform Freedom House into a teen homeless shelter.
When Bank of America obtains a court-ordered eviction notice, Fabio and the other teenagers decide to use automatic weapons to prevent the police from evicting them. Determined to stop the eviction by nonviolent means, Ange reaches out to the African American church across the street.

The police arrive to find the church has mobilized seventy-five community members to commit civil disobedience by blocking access to the building. Meanwhile Ange is one of four residents standing at the front windows with an M16.

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