The Long Haul: An Autobiography

In "The Long Haul: An Autobiography," Myles Horton recounts the profound journey of the Highlander Folk School, an enduring beacon for social change within the United States. Published on November 19, 1997, this narrative captures Horton's unassuming and forthright style, as he reflects on the school's pivotal role in shaping leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks. Through a blend of gentle humor and candid anecdotes, Horton reveals how this educational hub not only confronted issues of racial justice but also relentlessly pursued education equity. Ideal for adult education groups, this autobiography doesn't just share history—it invites readers into the heart of a movement, encouraging a deep, personal connection to the ongoing fight for social justice. Horton's story is an empowering reminder of how education can be a powerful tool in the quest for equality and change.