"McIntosh Blacks End Boycott Over Students' Expulsion", February 1982
1982-02
1980-1989
Newspaper article discussing the return of about 500 Black students in McIntosh County, Georgia to public schools following a four-week boycott. The boycott was in response to the expulsion of two Black high school students who allegedly attacked a white teacher. The boycott ended pending a decision from a federal judge on whether the two students should be reinstated. 1 page.
African American civic leaders African Americans--Civil rights African American student movements Protest movements African Americans--Education
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