New review for RIDING INTO HISTORY (about civil rights hero Sarah Keys Evans) Forbes Magazine, April 2026 "change often begins when ordinary people encounter injustice and refuse to accept it." www.forbes.com/sites/marybe...

Review of the Duke book "RIDING INTO HISTORY" about civil rights hero Sarah Keys Evans on TURNED PAGE REVIEW turnedpagereview.substack.com/p/riding-int...

"A moving tale of courage and persistence, told simply and succinctly . . . " from KIRKUS of "Sarah Keys Evans: The Power of Quiet Courage"---for young readers from the N.C. Office of Archives and History. Here's the link to the review on the KIRKUS site: www.kirkusreviews.com/.../amy.../s...

Seize The Moment Podcast / January 26, 2026 / an in-person interview primarily on the Duke book: Riding into History/ but also on the general story Amy Nathan - The Untold Story of Civil Rights Icon Sara Keyes Evans | STM Podcast #250 www.youtube.com/watch?v=usui...

Q&A with Amy Nathan on her two new books about the civil rights figure Sarah Keys Evans--one book for adults and one for kids! tinyurl.com/4kjvh534

NEW 2nd EDITION -- with a “PARDON” for Homer Plessy-- of the book about the historic 1896 “Plessy v. Ferguson” Supreme Court decision: "TOGETHER: An Inspiring Response to "Separate-but-Equal" www.pauldrybooks.com/products/tog...

"Yankee Doodle Gals: Women Pilots of WWII"—a photo-filled book from National Geographic about the women pilots of World War II, the WASP & Their CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL! --"Yankee Doodle Gals really sparkles when Nathan tells the stories of individual WASPs.." —Washington Post

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"THE BODY POLITIC" ON PBS' POV program Monday Nov. 25 -- and then on the PBS website afterwards -- excellent documentary on Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's community-based violence prevention efforts that have succeeded in reducing violence in Baltimore. www.pbs.org/pov/films/bo...

At an "Author's Night" here's a carousel horse cutout on paper, decorated by a 3rd grader responding to the children's book "A Ride to Remember." She wrote her wish for making the world a better place, writing: "I wish the ocean would be clean with no garbage."

At an "Author's Night" at J Anderson's Books, here's a carousel horse decorated by a 3rd grader responding to the picture book "A Ride to Remember" -- writing on the horse her wish for making the world a better place.....She wrote: "I wish the Ocean would be clean without garbage"

Glad to join Bluesky.....