COURAGE: the Vision to End Segregation, the Guts to Fight for It October 11, 2009
515 Malcom X Blvd.
New York, New York 10037
New York, New York 10037
This traveling exhibition, organized in 2004 by the Levine Museum of the New South to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, tells the story of that community -- people outside the traditional power structure, without wealth and often with little classroom education -- and how they worked together to begin the process that ended legal segregation of the races in America's schools.
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I REALLY PRAY GOD THAT SHE REMAINS HAPPY ALL HER LIFE.
DEBJIT CHATTERJEE (98310-14657) KOLKATA (WESTBENGAL)
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