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Integration Slow in South as Desegregation Expands
ATLANTA based report notes more Negroes attend desegregated schools than before though classrooms remain largely segregated. Officials cite double the prior fall enrollment of Black students in desegregated schools while most Southern Negro children still attend segregated ones. Violence and harassment persist in some areas, with incidents reported in Grenada Miss and Dorchester County South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKee
Atlanta
South
James Lesson
Southern Education Reporting Service
Associated Press
U.S. Office of Education
Office of Education
Hudson
Versiel L. James
Grenada
North
South Carolina
Tony
Morven
N.C
Dorchester County
B. Delve i
Delee
NAACP
Soviet Union
Seeley
Miss
Grady Caldwell
Albany
James Hud
Negrolson
Tony Graves
Tonathan Hedford Forrest
Jacksonville