HIERARCHY-Civil Rights, Integration, and School Reform, 1954-1980

HIERARCHY-Civil Rights, Integration, and School Reform, 1954-1980

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  • Here come the Navy yard men. I hope I don't have to give up my seat.
  • MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT
  • She better not sit in the front
  • HIGHLANDER FOLK SCHOOL
  • Why is he so mean to me
  • Lazy, Stupid Negros
  • I hate school
  • We need equality
  • Septima ClarkTaught in the segregated South and fired prior to the Brown decisionIt was unjust to rule that no city or state employee could belong to the NAACP
  • UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
  • No nigger***is going to get in our school!
  • We need unanimous decision. The full court should be behind such a dramatic order
  • Segregated public schools are not equal and cannot be made equal and that hence they are deprived of the equal protection of the law
  • Bus drivers had beaten 15-year olds who sat up to the front or refused to get up from their seats and give it to whites coming in
  • CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
  • Negros do not make their kids learnJust didn't think that Negros could learn at the same rate as white children
  • BOSTON SCHOOL CLASSROOM
  • When I was teaching in the 1960s in Boston, there was great deal of hope in the air-Kozol
  • I love this poem
  • Ruled in 1954 that racial segregation in pubic schools was unconstitutional
  • WHITE CLASSROOM
  • So confused!
  • Not sure what is going on out there?
  • They glared at me with mean look and I was frighten -Elizabeth Eckford
  • Get her!
  • Will the troops protect me from this mob of white citizens?
  • Nigger
  • Lynch her!
  • Jonathan KozolComplaint from a white police officer carries more weight in the Boston school system than the complaint of the mother of a Negro child.
  • I'm going to memorize this poem
  • The art and reading teachers as well as the older teachers went on teaching and talking and grading as if in total oblivion of the turmoil breaking all around