Landmark ruling ends legal basis for segregation in schools
The 1954 Supreme Court decision outlawing racial segregation in public schools marks a watershed in the civil rights era. Leaders like Thurgood Marshall and Martin Luther King Jr. steered a shift from challenging “separate but equal” to desegregation and mass action, while resistance and clashes followed in the South.
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Eddie Albert Says There’s So Little Time in Life
Hollywood interview with Eddie Albert reveals his offscreen self. He recalls wartime service on Tarawa, passion for horticulture, and a wish to relive youth. Albert discusses film projects, education ideas, and a longing to travel the Danube with his son, hoping to live to 100.
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