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De Facto Segregation Hearing

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On June 4, 1963 the Education Committee of Boston's NAACP Branch called for a public hearing onde facto segregation in the city's public schools. At a June 11 hearing the committee presented its case on behalf of Black students.

Source: African Americans in Boston: More Than 350 Years
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