Monroe School Becomes National Historic Site For Civil Rights
In Topeka the Monroe School, once segregated, warehouse, and Bush backdrop, is celebrated as the Brown v. Board National Historic Site. remarks by Emanuel Cleaver, Julian Bond, Jesse Jackson, and Cheryl Henderson mark the dedication while noting ongoing education funding debates and the museum’s role in preserving memory and inspiring progress.
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