1: Opening Introductions 
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Opening Introductions
Lalita Tademy's Journey
The Story of Red River
Bearing Witness
Giving Life to the Names
Digging for History
The Historical Marker
Unforgettable Characters
Education or Violence?
The Women of Red River
You Are the Author of Your Own Dictionary
Family Reactions, Family Bonds
Duke Ellington Comes to Colfax
The Photos
Challenges for the Next Generation
Treats, Snacks and More
 Part family scrapbook, part history book, Red River, by Lalita Tademy, centers on one brutal Easter Sunday in 1873 when the Smith and Tademy families joined other black residents of Colfax, Louisiana, to protect their newly gained freedom. Borders is thrilled to invite you to learn more about this inspiring new story from the author herself in the comfortable living room setting of the Borders Book Club program. (53 minutes)
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