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60 Years Since Nine Teenagers Integrated Little Rock’s Central High
Right in the thick of the nation’s growing racial divide, history insists we remember the nine Black teenagers known for their bravery in the face of segregation in 1957. Eight of the nine who walked into an all-white Central High School in Little Rock are still alive and sharing their inspiring story. The Superintendent of The Rock Central High National Historic Site shares her thoughts with TheVillage.
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