Tag: school desegregation
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Aurelius Paul Martinez, who made history as one of Baton Rouge High School’s first Black students during 1963 integration, has passed away at 78, leaving a legacy of courage against segregation.
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Explore Vivian Malone’s journey as the first Black graduate of The University of Alabama, her impact on civil rights, and her enduring legacy.
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Boston’s first Black and female mayor, Kim Janey, reflects on the city’s busing era and advocates for new approaches to school desegregation 50 years after its implementation.
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