Living with other blacks in a rural part of South Carolina, he saw the injustices that children faced with the segregated bus systems. These injustices fueled the fire that would soon leave a mark on the Supreme Courts records forever.
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Segregated Bus circa 1950 (Image source: New Raleigh) |
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Monday, August 6, 2012
Rev. J.A. DeLaine- His story is History
Much of the civil rights movement cried for peace and equality on all levels- especially with the children of this era. Individuals like Reverend J.A. DeLaine did just that!
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Great read thannks
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