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Raymond B. Witt's remarks at an informal school board meeting, 1965 April 15

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Chattanooga (Tenn.). Board of Education

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Transcription of Raymond B. Witt's remarks at an informal 1965 meeting of the Chattanooga, Tennessee Board of Education. Witt outlines the legal details of their case against James Mapp and states that they need to decide whether to submit to court rulings or appeal the judge's decisions.
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University of Tennessee, Knoxville

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Digital Library of Tennessee

Keywords

  1. Chattanooga
  2. Chattanooga (Tenn.). Board Of Education
  3. Law And Legislation
  4. Mapp V. Board Of Education Of Chattanooga
  5. Segregation In Education
  6. Tennessee

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