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Civil Rights Act of 1960
1960
Brenda Norwood discusses sitting at the back of the bus and receiving secondhand books.
2015-04-11
Brenda Norwood discusses discrimination against African Americans.
2015--04-11
Brenda Norwood discusses more about the first day of integration.
2015-04-11
Floyd Moody talks about news media coming to IM Terrell.
2015-04-22
Floyd Moody talks about a picture taken in front of a Mansfield bus.
2015-04-22
Brenda Norwood discusses what a newly integrated Mansfield High School was like.
2015-04-11
Brenda Norwood discusses the first day of school when Mansfield integrated.
2015-04-11
The Mansfield News "Segregation Meet Tonight"
1955-11-03
The Mansfield News-Mirror "Negro Students Enroll for Fall Term Here"
1965-05-27
Floyd Moody reflects on his feelings about the integration attempt of Mansfield High School.
2015-04-22
Floyd Moody discusses L. Clifford Davis backing off from the integration attempts at Mansfield High School and how the passage of time changes situations by itself.
2015-04-22
Floyd Moody remembers sitting around table at Mansfield High School with Superintendent R.L. Huffman and others discussing integration plans.
2015-04-22
Floyd Moody discusses his father losing his home and his job as a sharecropper as a result of 1956 integration attempts at Mansfield High School.
2015-04-22
Floyd Moody discusses President Eisenhower's lack of involvement with 1956 integration attempts at Mansfield High School.
2015-04-22
The Mansfield News Editorial "Truth Has No Substitute"
1956-09-06
The Mansfield News "125 Men and Women Here Voice Unanimous Sentiments"
1955-10-27
The Mansfield News Editorial "Keep It Above Reproach"
1955-11-10
The Mansfield News "Segregation Appeal Not Filed Thursday"
1955-11-10
Kenneth Pressley discusses his memories of the scene at Mansfield High School in 1956, including an effigy that was hanging.
2015-04
Kenneth Pressley discusses the events he witnessed at Mansfield High School in 1956.
2015-04
Kenneth Pressley discusses when integration in Mansfield schools took place in 1965.
2015-04
Kenneth Pressley discusses why he thinks some Mansfield residents were upset about the integration efforts of 1956.
2015-04
Mansfield African American Oral History Project, excerpt on when Mansfield finally integrated
1995-12 (when interviews conducted)
Mansfield African American Oral History Project, excerpt on difficulty from Jim Crow laws
1995-12
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