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Twin Cities Exclusive Showing: 'Paris Three' | Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Three brave young girls in Paris, Ky. stood up against segregation in 1961 by sitting at a bus station diner's counter, leading to their arrest and the first Black cashier being hired in the city's history.

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