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Summary: African American school children attending segregated Billingsville School, Charlotte, North Carolina.
Created/Published: 1951 May 20.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

 

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Summary: In response to school busing decision, people picketing at Education Center, Charlotte, North Carolina
Created/Published: 1970.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

 

 

 

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Summary: Protester wearing a desegregation sign outside Mecklenburg Co. School Board, Charlotte, North Carolina.
Created/Published: 1961 Aug. 8. Photo by Jeff Hunter.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

 

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Summary: Dorothy Counts, 15, entering Harding High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. One of four black students to desegregate Charlotte's public schools, she dropped out within a week.
Created/Published: 1957 Sept. 4. Photo by Jim Dumbell.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

 

 

 

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Summary: Dorothy Counts as she entered Harding High School
Created/Published: 1957.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.


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Summary: Dorothy Counts-Scoggins, 53, on the steps of Harding High School, now Irwin Avenue Open Elementary School.
Created/Published: 1996 March 17. Photo by T. Ortega Gaines.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.


 

 

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Summary: Dorothy Counts-Scoggins responds to a question posed at a discussion on desegregation in Charlotte/Mecklenburg Schools, sponsored by the League of Women Voters
Created/Published: 1995 Jan. 19. Photo by Laura Mueller.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.
  Summary: Sit-in protestors at a downtown Charlotte lunch counter. From right: Robert Hunt, Joan Adams Siler, Ann Frazier Walker, Virginia Lee.
Created/Published: 1960.
Notes: Courtesy Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room, Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

 

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Summary: Gustevas Roberts, rear, sitting in integrated Charlotte's Central High School on Sept. 4, 1957.
Created/Published: 1957. Photo by Jimmy Dumbell.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.


 

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Summary: Gustevas Roberts, rear, sitting in class at Charlotte's Central High School on Sept. 3, 1957.
Created/Published: 1957. Photo by Jimmy Dumbell.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

     
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Summary: Protest reaction against Dorothy Counts entering Harding High School.
Created/Published: 1957 Sept. 4.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.
  Summary: Reginald Hawkins, key figure in the Civil Rights Movement in North Carolina. He led integration of what is now Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hospital, helped with the desegregation of Ft. Bragg, and escorted Dorothy Counts to school on her first day at Harding High School.
Created/Published: 2003 Feb. 14.. Photo by Diedra Laird.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

 

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Summary: Mrs. Charles Fox escorts students to their buses at Hidden Valley Elementary School.
Created/Published: 1970 Sept. 16. Photo by Dave Johnson.
Notes: Taken from files of the Charlotte Observer newspaper.

 

 

 

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