Desegregation -- May There Be No Sudden Flux
Item
- Title
- Desegregation -- May There Be No Sudden Flux
- Issue Date
- 2 November 1954
- Issue Editor
- Bill Rasco
- Description
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Written a few months after the Brown v. Board of Education decision that found racial segregation in schools to be unconstitutional.
It reflects on the likely changes coming in the future and calls for gradual integration. It argues that while for many whites "Negroes as a group have an unfavorable connotation," specific Black people typically do not. Therefore, letting individual Black students prove themselves is a better option than a "sudden flux." - Source
- Print copy
- Item sets
- Editorials on Integration
- Site pages
- No Sudden Flux (1950-1955)
