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The inequities of generations do not vanish overnight. The continuing complaints about the competence of black teachers constitute white Georgians' first experience with the awful toll of separate and unequal. Says Dr. Benjamin Mays, retired president of Morehouse College and chairman of the Atlanta school board: "If a black teacher...
Any Way. The court thus took another decisive step in the 17-year process of federal judicial and Administrative pressure that began with the 1954 decision defining officially sanctioned separate school systems as inherently unequal and thus unconstitutional. It was not until 1968 that the court lost patience with the...
Over-taxed by Friday's strenuous victory over Columbia, the tennis team was unequal to the task of pulling two upsets in as many days and lost Saturday's match at Princeton, 6-3.
Official lies are nothing new in this war, but the current crop have a special significance. For the Laos invasion was the first real test of Nixon's Vietnamization strategy, and any admission in Washington that the South Vietnamese troops were utterly unequal to the "enemy," which they were, would...
"In two, three, four years, we will have enough time to find out what people want here, in fact," Peterson said. "An unequal ratio doesn't necessarily imply discrimination-in past just the opposite was considered true. The Radcliffe girl was a valuable commodity."