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Black and Latina Women’s Educational Activism
Explore Black and Latina women’s education advocacy in New York City from from the late 1800s to the present.
View primary sourcesBoycotting New York’s Segregated Schools
In 1964, New York’s schools were highly segregated and unequal. It was ten years after the Brown v. Board of Education decision that declared school segregation to be unconstitutional. But little had changed in New York City classrooms.
View primary sourcesJoyful Struggle
When you imagine a movement or a protest, what do you see? These primary sources show joy, play, pride, and beauty in Black and Latinx communities and in Disabled people’s communities and help us think about how joy can be political.
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