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Picketers in front of the Cleveland Board of Education held signs that stated: "School Board Needs An Education In The Meaning Of Justice CORE" and "Black Teachers Must Get White Bosses O.K. Before Writing OR Lose Teaching Job." View of Cleveland City Hall and Cleveland Public Auditorium, also known as Public Hall, from the intersection of E. 6th and St. Clair Ave. in downtown Cleveland.
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Keywords

  1. City Halls
  2. Civil Rights
  3. Civil Rights Demonstrations
  4. Civil Rights Workers
  5. Cleveland
  6. Cleveland (Ohio)
  7. Cleveland Public Schools
  8. Congress Of Racial Equality
  9. Ohio
  10. Picketting
  11. Public Schools
  12. Race Relations
  13. Race Riots
  14. Riot Control
  15. School Boards
  16. School Integration
  17. Segregation In Education

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