‘A Flower for the Graves’ | www.ajc.com
Eugene C. Patterson, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his Atlanta Journal-Constitution editorials, died Saturday evening of complications from cancer in St. Petersburg, Fla.. He was 89.
‘A Flower for the Graves’ | www.ajc.com: Eugene Patterson’s most famous column was written on Sept. 15, 1963, the day he learned that four young girls had been murdered in Birmingham, Ala., in a church bombing. When he told the story, Patterson would describe how he wrote from his home with tears streaming down his face and his own young daughter nearby.
‘A Flower for the Graves’ | www.ajc.com: Eugene Patterson’s most famous column was written on Sept. 15, 1963, the day he learned that four young girls had been murdered in Birmingham, Ala., in a church bombing. When he told the story, Patterson would describe how he wrote from his home with tears streaming down his face and his own young daughter nearby.
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