After being arrested, he stumbles into the Bottom. Plum leaves to fight in World War I.ġ919: Shadrack is prematurely released from the Veteran's hospital to make room for other patients. Hannah returns with Sula to Medallion to live with Eva.ġ917: Shadrack has a traumatic experience at war. Rekus and Hannah have Sula.ġ913: Rekus dies. Jude Green is born.ġ910: Eva no longer comes downstairs at all. Ajax is born.ġ907: Pearl, 14 years old, gets married and relocates to Flint, Michigan with her husband. The couple leaves New Orleans for Medallion. Eva decides that she hates him and begins to spend more time on the upper level of the house.ġ901: Helene Sabat and Wiley Wright are wed. Construction begins on Eva's house.ġ898: BoyBoy visits Medallion and stops by Eva's house. Eva returns to Medallion with a missing leg and money. BoyBoy leaves Eva and the children, and Eva leaves her children with her neighbors The Suggs for 18 months.ġ897: Shadrack is born. Hannah, Eva and BoyBoy's eldest child, is born.ġ895: Eva has her last child, Plum (Ralph). They move to Medallion so that BoyBoy can work for a white carpenter. A mostly black community later settles it.ġ872: Rochelle Sabat is born in New Orleans.ġ885: Helene Sabat is born behind the shutter doors of a prostitution home called the "Sundown House."ġ890: Eva and BoyBoy get married. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday, alleges that school officials acted in defiance of existing policies and a review board's recommendations when they removed books, and that the removals have disproportionately affected books that address racism and LGBTQ relationships.Pre-1803: The Bottom is bequeathed to a slave after he completes a series of difficult tasks. Over the past year, officials in western Florida's Escambia County have banned more than a dozen books in the county school district's libraries and classrooms in response to a wave of challenges by conservative teachers and parents. Joining the lawsuit are five authors, two parents of students and the advocacy group PEN America.Ī new federal lawsuit alleges that recent decisions by officials in a Florida county to ban and restrict access to books in school libraries violates constitutional rights to free speech and equal protection under the law. Penguin Random House, the largest publisher in the U.S., has sued a Florida county school board over its decisions to ban and restrict access to books.
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