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Boston has blinded itself to the disease of segregation.

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Donated by Muriel S. And Otto P. Snowden.Articles from the February 5, 1964 edition of the Corespondent discussing the extent of the issues of segregation in Boston and announcing the second Freedom Stay-Out Day, a boycott tactic employed by organizers.
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Keywords

  1. African American Educators
  2. African American Students
  3. African Americans
  4. Boston
  5. Congress Of Racial Equality
  6. Demonstrations
  7. Discrimination
  8. Discrimination In Education
  9. Farmer, James
  10. Massachusetts

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