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A U.S. coin commemorating
the Little Rock Nine's
anti-segregation protest.
By Sam Chaltain (MCT)
WASHINGTON — This Sunday, America will mark the 55th anniversary of Thurgood Marshall's historic Supreme Court victory in Brown v. Board of Education.
If Marshall were still alive, however, he would urge us to stop celebrating 1954 and start accepting responsibility for our complicity in the creation of a "separate but equal" education apartheid system — with one method of instruction for the poor and another for the privileged.
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