<Figure 5.4 The Clarendon County, high school for white children>
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The Clarendon County, high school for white children
The fact that there isn’t a comparison with a black high school because there wasn’t one is genuinely sad.
But this is okay! Because the black high schoolers had a room to share with the first graders…
There is no comparison photo because there was no “black” high-school….
This would be around the size of one to two floors of the Daley Library- but there are two distinctions that make this place far more advanced. Firstly, the chimney stack means that they receive heating. Secondly, there are three powerlines that, while faint, means that they have electricity and communications.
It is still shocking how the original, already discriminatory, separate but equal doctrine, ultimately just resulted in separate and no one enforced the equal.