South twelve years later eleven schools enroll few blacks
In the wake of the 1954 Supreme Court ruling, Georgia politics shifted as Lt. Gov. Marvin Griffin campaigned on segregation. Desegregation has begun across the South, with Mississippi quietly moving in 1964 and Alabama, Alabama politics and a shift in attitudes reflected in interviews and admissions at Ole Miss and Georgia.
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