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A Cats: A Century of Tradition

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In "A Cats: A Century of Tradition," dive into the rich tapestry of Barnegat Bay's sailing heritage through the lens of the iconic wooden catboats, known as A Cats. Since the 1920s, these majestic vessels with their 50-foot masts have not only raced across the waters but have also become a symbol of cultural resilience and environmental stewardship. This compelling narrative blends vivid oral histories from seasoned sailors with stunning visuals, including paintings and photographs that capture the essence and evolution of these boats. It also pays homage to influential figures like Roy Wilkins, linking his advocacy for racial justice to the inclusive community associated with the A Cats. Published on April 1, 2006, this book is an essential read for those in adult education programs, offering a profound look at how environmental and racial justice can intersect in unexpected, enlightening ways.

Book Details

Published by Nomad Press on April 1, 2006
160 pages
ISBN: 9780974934471
Best for readers in Adulthood
This book provides valuable insights into Environmental Justice and Racial Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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