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Hamilton Holmes, one of the first two African-American students to integrate the University of Georgia, leaving a campus building in Athens, Georgia, January 1961. White male students are shown in the background.

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  1. Civil Rights
  2. College Integration
  3. Holmes, Hamilton, 1941
  4. School Integration
  5. Universities
  6. University Of Georgia

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