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School desegregation was slow in the South, and Raleigh was no exception. This newspaper article outlines the seeming futility of the fight for equal rights in the school system with statements such as "by a five to one vote, the school board turned down" the request for admittance, noting that this was "the lone request from a Negro for admission to a Raleigh white school."
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NC Digital Collections"[Parents of Negro Boy Ask Raleigh Board for Hearing (1957).]" From Assorted Clippings on School Segregation, 1950s -1960s, Division of Negro Education. Public Instruction Records. State Archives of North Carolina. (accessed October 20, 2026).
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"[Parents of Negro Boy Ask Raleigh Board for Hearing (1957).]" From Assorted Clippings on School Segregation, 1950s -1960s, Division of Negro Education. Public Instruction Records. State Archives of North Carolina. (accessed October 20, 2026).