If you've seen or read "The Help," you'll want to read this. In their own words, youngsters of the 50s and 60s describe their lives before the Civil Rights Movement, from death threats in the South to neighborhood segregation in the North. After the Movement, they went on to long careers in corporations, government, and the professions. Now retired to the Atlanta area, these lively veterans of that era tell what it was like-the good, the bad, and the hilarious-and write for the futures of all of us.