Louisiana unveiling 2 new Civil Rights Trail markers

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisiana is unveiling two new Civil Rights Trail markers — one at the room where three Black first graders integrated a New Orleans school in 1960, and the other honoring an African American tank battalion formed during World War II.

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