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Vera and Darius Swann were plaintiffs in the landmark Supreme Court case Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education.
Fifty years ago, the United States Supreme Court handed down a ruling in Swann v. the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education that would shape the city’s public education system, its civic culture and its national image. The order to desegregate schools, using busing if necessary, turned Charlotte into a symbol of successful integration.
Decades later, everything changed. But the people shaped by desegregation carry the legacy with them.
The Swann ruling came on April 20, 1971. Anthony Foxx was born 10 days later. He recalls growing up in the shadow of West Charlotte High School, which would become a national symbol of the desegregation Swann demanded.
Here s How Leaders In Charlotte And The Carolinas Reacted To The Derek Chauvin Guilty Verdict
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Danny Dignum set for an education
Danny Dignum is coming up against an awkward customer in Sirotkin, writes Matt Bozeat
THE winner of Demetrius Andrade vs Liam Williams might one day face the victor of the top-of-the-bill fight on MTK’s show at the Bolton Whites Hotel this Saturday (April 17). There, Essex middleweight Danny Dignum, rated No. 5 by the WBO, meets Russia’s tricky Andrey Sirotkin over 10 rounds, live on iFL TV.
The 29-year-old southpaw from Bowers Gifford is ranked following stoppages of Conrad Cummings (17-3-1) and Alfredo Meli (17-0-1), and said: “I’ve seen what Luke Keeler has done and it’s not silly for me to think I could fight the winner of Andrade-Williams.”
Pete Buttigieg claims racism physically built into US highways Holden Walter-warner For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has claimed racism is built into the very infrastructure of America - in its highways. There is racism physically built into some of our highways, and that s why the jobs plan has specifically committed to reconnect some of the communities that were divided by these dollars, Buttigieg said to theGrio last week while referring to the racism as a conscious choice. But Republicans were quick to mock Buttigieg and blast him for his comments about the highway system.
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