This is the grave of Benjamin Roberts. Born in Boston in 1815, Roberts grew up in the small Black middle class of that city at that time. His father was a servant--but about the most successful servant in the country. In fact, in 1827, he...
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Mrs. Nettie Hunt, sitting on steps of Supreme Court, holding newspaper, explaining to her daughter Nikie the meaning of the Supreme Court's decision banning school segregation. Courtesy of Library of.
When I was reading Andrew Sandoval-Strausz's book Barrio America in preparation for the podcast with him, I noticed he mentioned a 1961 film titled Dallas at the Crossroads. Narrated by.
In the endless discussions about schooling since too many LGM commenters will not admit that their actions in securing the "best" education, housing, and other privileges are part of a white supremacist system that only replicates inequality for future generations, one thing that constantly gets...