Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years : a Reader and GuideClayborne Carson Penguin Books, 1987 - 355 trang |
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... South attended all - black schools . Twenty years later , fewer than a quarter of the South's black students were in schools with more than 90 percent black enrollment . The figure remains at about that level . As the South was ...
... South attended all - black schools . Twenty years later , fewer than a quarter of the South's black students were in schools with more than 90 percent black enrollment . The figure remains at about that level . As the South was ...
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... south ? Why did many blacks see this as one of the most significant barriers of discrimination ? 3. Why was Mississippi seen as one of the most important states in the south in which to mount challenges against segregation and white ...
... south ? Why did many blacks see this as one of the most significant barriers of discrimination ? 3. Why was Mississippi seen as one of the most important states in the south in which to mount challenges against segregation and white ...
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... South to points North and West appeared to end in the 1970 decade . Between 1975 and 1980 , about 415,000 Blacks moved to the South , whereas , only about 220,000 left , thereby reversing the longstanding Black exodus from the South ...
... South to points North and West appeared to end in the 1970 decade . Between 1975 and 1980 , about 415,000 Blacks moved to the South , whereas , only about 220,000 left , thereby reversing the longstanding Black exodus from the South ...
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