Equality Under Law: The Lost Generation of Prince Edward County
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Documents the racial strife in Prince Edward County, Virginia. Explains how schools were closed during a four-year period to avoid racial intergration until Supreme Court action forced their reopening under integrated conditions in 1964. Notes that 99 per cent of the white children went to private schools, while negroes attended the public schools., Documents the racial strife in Prince Edward County, Virginia. Explains how schools were closed during a four-year period to avoid racial integration until Supreme Court action forced their reopening under integrated conditions in 1964. (Our Living Bill of Rights series)
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Documents the racial strife in Prince Edward County, Virginia. Explains how schools were closed during a four-year period to avoid racial intergration until Supreme Court action forced their reopening under integrated conditions in 1964. Notes that 99 per cent of the white children went to private schools, while negroes attended the public schools., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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