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Child and teacher Freedom Stay Out Day in Boston Public Schools.

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Massachusetts Freedom Movement

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Donated by Phyllis M. RyanThis project was partially funded by the Boston Library Consortium.Picture taken at a Freedom Stay Out Day.
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Keywords

  1. African American Educators
  2. African American Students
  3. African Americans
  4. Boston
  5. Boston Public Schools
  6. Civil Rights
  7. Demonstrations
  8. Discrimination
  9. Discrimination In Education
  10. Massachusetts
  11. Massachusetts Freedom Movement
  12. Massachusetts Freedom Schools
  13. Public Schools
  14. Segregation In Education

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Student Freedom Stay Out Day in Boston Public Schools. Parent and student Freedom Stay Out Day in Boston Public Schools. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement. Freedom Stay Out Day in Boston Public Schools. Freedom School The Boston schools. Fact sheet Freedom Stay Out days in the Boston Public Schools, February 26. Boston theologians support school stayout. List of Freedom Schools for February 26, 1964. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement, Vol I. No. 4, 1964. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement, 1964. Parents, students, friend A meeting about "our schools" and the Stay Out for Freedom Day. Press release, February 1, 1964. Questions and points for Channel 5. Statement of purpose. De facto segregation in the Boston Public Schools. Press release, Massachusetts Freedom Movement. Press release, Freedom Stay-Out Day. Endorsement statement of Allston-Brighton clergy. Press release, statement of the "Freedom Stay-Out" committee. Additional statement on the proposed Boston school stayout.
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