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Panelists To Discuss Experiences Desegregating SC Schools

Posted by: Julia Eichelberger | March 25, 2019 | No Comment |

Southern Studies is a co-sponsor of this event on Wed March 27, 5:30 pm in Randolph Hall, entitled “The Long Afterlife of Brown v. Board: A Commemoration of the Supreme Court Decision and Its Legacy.” Panelists Dr. Millicent Brown and Caroll Turpin will discuss their experiences desegregating SC public schools in the 1960s.

Reception is at 5:30 followed by the panel discussion beginning at 6 pm.

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