Slim to none were their chances. After all, educating young black minds in the rural South in the early 20th century was hardly a priority—certainly not for the lily-white state establishments that dominated the educational landscape in places like North Carolina. Though black pupils crowded into makeshift segregated schoolhouses eager to learn, their resources and […]
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