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...Each little step might not make much of a difference, but its the cumulative effect that does. If nothing’s done, then the war will never stop,” says Eva S. Moseley, a Cantabrigian who has been a regular participant in the walk for peace since last summer...
...preparing a well-crafted petition, backed it up with some facts, and sent it out in the same way that the earlier [Israel-focused] divestment petition was sent out, a comparable number of people—maybe more—would sign this,” said George Moseley, a lecturer at the School of Public Health. “But that’s just my guess...
...Urging some organization to divest themselves…is a powerful tool that sends a powerful message, but I don’t think you use it for any little problem that comes along,” Moseley said in an interview Friday. But, he said, “I do think the situation in Darfur deserves this...
...other violence desegregation sparked in much of the rest of the South. While today educators call its schools a model of integration, in 1959, Prince Edward County locked its schoolhouses for five long years rather than comply with Brown. "It turned our lives completely around," says Rita Moseley, a slender, soft-spoken school secretary and grandmother who was 12 the year the schools closed. "I will always wonder what I would have done, who I would have been...
...years later, county supervisors refused to fund public schools serving all races. When a federal district court reaffirmed Brown in 1959, Prince Edward chained its schools' doors. White families attended a new private school in the county, with scholarships for those who couldn't afford it. Black families like Moseley's either sent their children away to stay with relatives or studied in small groups in churches and homes. Many simply went without schooling at all, as Moseley did at first. After two years of sitting at home, Moseley got an opportunity to stay with a family 140 miles away...