Dallas at the Crossroads - Dr. Glenn Linden, author and Southern Methodist University professor, discusses desegregation of Dallas schools in the 1960s after a screening of Dallas at the Crossroads, in cooperation with the Dallas Public Library. The film was produced in 1961 by the local business community to prepare the city for peaceful integration.
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