Segregation Examined as Harmful to Children in Schools
Hyde Parker testifies in Springfield that segregation breeds false notions of superiority and inferiority among white and Negro pupils. Harold Baron co-director of the Urban League's research department urges boundary redraws to curb segregated schools and promote integration, citing Chicago's 90 percent segregated elementary attendance and broader democratic harm.
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Hyde Parker
Springfield
Harold Baron
E. 48Th
The
Urban League
Board of Education
Baron
Senate Education Committee
House
Chicago
Brotherhood of Man
South
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