Word: segregationism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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During his years on the bench, Johnson has handed down numerous civil rights rulings that angered, or at least annoyed, many white Alabamians. In 1956, as a member of a three-judge panel, he held that segregation on Montgomery buses was unconstitutional-a decision that meant victory for the historic...
Voting followed an hour of excited argument about whether the Negro association actually wished to discuss educational matters. Chairman William E. O'Connor and Mrs. Louise Day Hicks said that the NAACP would attempt to bring up alleged de facto segregation in the Boston schools, which they described as a...
Pettigrew said that he hoped to speak about segregation's effect on the intelligence and education of children. He said, however, that he was scheduled to appear before a class at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday; the meeting with the School Committee begins at 7.
There was another on race relations ("The racial situation in the South is much better than in the North. In the South there are great personal friendships between members of opposite races that form a possible basis for better relations. Here you have de facto segregation and, won't admit...
Hughes, however, said that the new interest in domestic affairs would be supplementary father than detrimental. He pointed out has PAX (a group which grew out of Hughes' campaign organization in 1962) has extended its interests to the problem of alleged do faces segregation in Boston schools.