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Learning Your Three “R”s: Readin’, ‘Riting, & Racism: The Role of Equalization Schools in South Carolina’s Quest for Segregated Education

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John Sherrer

Erected between 1952 and 1961, these architecturally austere additions to the Palmetto State’s landscape remain as a tangible legacy of resistance to Brown v. Board and the march toward civil rights equity.

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African-American History and Culture Education and Pedagogy South Carolina History and Culture Twentieth-Century History and Culture

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