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The Collapse of Massive Resistance

November 18, 2009

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Martin Brothers enter Lane High School in Charlottesville, Sept. 8, 1959If you didn't see "Locked Out" on Monday night, on WCVE or WHTJ, I urge you to see it when it reairs this week. The University of Virginia's Center for Politics and WCVE partnered to produce this superb documentary on the collapse of "Massive Resistance" 50 years ago.

We celebrate what happened 50 years ago.

And, in the name of justice, in the name of respecting the dignity of every human being, let us press on!

Save the Date: Sunday, January 17, 2010
St. Paul's will host a FREE screening of "Locked Out," followed by a discussion. Pizza will be provided. More details to come!

 

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