Mansfield African American Oral History Project, excerpt about inequity in schools

Item

Title
Mansfield African American Oral History Project, excerpt about inequity in schools
Description
McClendon Moody continues to speak about the integration process in Mansfield and what brought about the discussion. The supplies the African American children used were not very good and this gave T.M. Moody the idea to pursue integration. He was harassed and effigies were hung and said to resemble him.
Subject
McClendon Moody discusses the inequity in white and African American schools in Mansfield at one time.
Source
Mansfield African American Oral History Project unabridged transcript, page 38
Date
1995-12
Item sets
All Mansfield Items
Local Records from Mansfield, Texas
Site pages
Mansfield Public Memory before the Crisis
Media
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