Series of WSB-TV newsfilm clips of an interracial classroom, interviews with Armand Duvio and Louise Tate, a reporter speaking about the influence of the Louisiana legislature, and outtakes from commentary on the school integration crisis in New Orleans, Louisiana, 1960 December
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@ Walter J. Brown Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection
WSB-TV (Television station : Atlanta, Ga.)
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In this compilation WSB newsfilm clip from December 1960, students in an interracial classroom sit at desks; reporter Ray Moore interviews Armand Duvio about private education for white students and later speaks to Louise Tate, the mother of an African American student sent to a previously all-white school; an unidentified reporter talks about the role of the Louisiana state legislature in school desegregation; and Ray Moore records commentary on the court-ordered school integration in New Orleans, Louisiana.The clip begins by showing an interracial group of students in an unidentified classroom. The students sit at desks with their hands folded while they look at the camera. In the back of the room, an open book sits on a table with its pages blowing in the breeze. This clip appears to come from an area other than New Orleans. In New Orleans, only the first grade in two schools desegregated in 1960. However, after the schools integrated, the school board reclassified the two schools as "girl only" schools.Next, WSB-TV reporter Ray Moore interviews Armand Duvio, a New Orleans plumber with a central role in arranging private education for white students from the desegregated William Frantz and McDonogh 19 elementary schools. Duvio explains that since the courts will not reverse the order to integrate schools, parents who want segregated education have to provide alternatives for their children. He indicates that he is upset with the school integration partly because of the selection of poor schools and partly because those enforcing integration do not...
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Moore, Ray, 1922Duvio, ArmandTate, Louise
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Digital Library of GeorgiaKeywords
- African American Children
- African American Lawyers
- African American Women
- African Americans
- Boats And Boating
- Children, White
- Civil Rights
- Civil Rights Movements
- Elementary Schools
- Federal State Controversies
- History
- Interviews
- Lawyers
- Legislative Bodies
- Louisiana
- Massive Resistance Movement
- Men, White
- New Orleans
- New Orleans (La.)
- News Agencies
- Private Schools
- Race Relations
- Reporters And Reporting
- School Integration
- Segregation In Education
- Segregationists
- Students
- United States
- White Citizens Councils
- Women