Educational Equality in the Civil Rights Movement

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Educational Equality in the Civil Rights Movement

Examine the The Little Rock Nine and Ruby Bridges as examples of heroism when it came to integrating white schools in the South. Historians reflect on the Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education decision and how many communities in the south deliberately delayed or refused integrating its public schools. 
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