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Keywords: School Integration

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1968 1978, Where Do We Go From Here?

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Type: Library or Collection
Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences, Business
Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: David O. Ives discusses the origin of Say Brother on WGBH TelevisionSay Brother celebrates its tenth anniversary with a look at Boston and its African American community over the past decade -particularly changes in politics, social service agencies, employment rates, the educational system, and minority ... More »

Evening Compass broadcast

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Type: Library or Collection
Subject: Social Sciences
Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: Evening Compass late edition newscast on the second day of school during Phase II desegregation of Boston Schools. Ed Baumeister and Paul deGive introduce the show and give attendance statistics. The introduction includes footage of Marion Fahey (Superintendent, Boston Public Schools) giving an upbeat ... More »

Evening Compass broadcast

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Type: Library or Collection
Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences
Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: Evening Compass newscast during the first week of Phase II desegregation of Boston schools. Ed Baumeister reads school attendance statistics and gives a summary of the day's events relating to the schools. Pam Bullard reports on efforts by the Boston School Committee, the Boston Home and School Association, ... More »

Evening Compass broadcast

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Type: Library or Collection
Subject: Social Sciences
Collection: WGBH Open Vault

Abstract: Evening Compass newscast on the first day of Phase II desegregation of Boston Schools. Ed Baumeister reports optimism on the part of city and school officials about the opening of schools. Report includes footage of Arthur Gartland (Citywide Coordinating Council) at a press conference, talking about ... More »

Fifty Years: From the Little Rock Nine to the Jena Six.

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Type: Course Related Materials
Subject: Humanities, Social Sciences
Collection: New York Times Learning Network
Grade Level: Primary, Secondary

Abstract: In this lesson, students discuss how the issues surrounding school integration have changed since the Little Rock Nine entered Central High School and what the recent events in Jena, Louisiana, teach us about what issues we still face as a nation.