Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Tallulah, La. -- Protesting Desegregation Order -- Students and parents march past Tallulah, La., Negro Police Chief Zelma Wyche (right) as they protest the transfer of white teachers to Negro schools in connection with the Supreme Court's latest desegregation order. About 400, mostly students, took part in the peaceful march to the courthouse and back.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Tallulah, La. -- Protesting Desegregation Order -- Students and parents march past Tallulah, La., Negro Police Chief Zelma Wyche (right) as they protest the transfer of white teachers to Negro schools in connection with the Supreme Court's latest desegregation order. About 400, mostly students, took part in the peaceful march to the courthouse and back.
Associated Press · [ca. January 1970]
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