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Mrs. Nettie Hunt and daughter on the steps of the Supreme Court, Washington, D.C., Nov., 1954.

Chronicle letters-One from students critical of student body reaction to MLK's murder. Second from Mr. Hoxton laying out expectations for for treatment of first African American students the next Fall.

Discussed the impact of his own views on integration as a student at Episcopal, student political commentary on massive resistance, influence of "Old South" on the old boys in the 60s, and finally what made him decide to join the board.

Mr. Lee talks about being a faculty member at EHS

A satirical recreation of the Declaration of Independence. It means to highlight the behind the scenes objects, ideas, and realities that every American pledges their allegiance to.

A satirical recreation of the Declaration of Independence. It means to highlight the behind the scenes objects, ideas, and realities that every American pledges their allegiance to.

This is an excerpt from the Tampa Tribune about the integration of two African American students under the new headmaster, A.R. Hoxton Junior. The article states that the students were recommended to the school by the Anne C. Stouffer Foundation and…

Petition sent to Norfolk citizens asking their opinion on integration of Norfolk schools.

Political cartoons and photos detailing the racial tension in Norfolk, Va at the time, and the towns response to integration.