King offered new hope light of change in Montgomery 1966
In Montgomery Alabama 1966 two black students integrated Goodwyn Junior High amid hostile white crowds. The piece recalls Dr Martin Luther King Jr guiding nonviolent change, Wallace’s segregation politics, and a city transformed by era defining clash of race and progress.
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