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An Episcopal High School student describes an African American called Jim, who has been a servant to his family since the day he was born; the student reflects upon his relationship with Jim, how that relationship deteriorated as he attended…

Headmaster Hoxton writes letter to the parents and students announcing the integration of EHS.

A poem published in the Daemon talking about racial divisions as well as American pride.

Student poem published in the Daemon literary magazine in 1969 about social injustice.

Report from the Board of Trustees about who is now allowed to apply to and work at Episcopal High School.

A brief newspaper article describing the acceptance of two African-Americans to EHS.

This article from Staunton, VA's The News Leader reports on the inception of integration of Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA for the 1968-69 session.

This resource is an article from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch announcing the decision to desegregate Episcopal High School by the E.H.S. Board of Trustees.

This is a poem in the Daemon from 1969. It is about arbitrary things that occur in America.