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Mi'. Marilyn Price w nil-' from Mini.i",i- l Iml maiiv ill Pappahannock S black i’li ill I iv ii ill 1111 • intiy rut inn day.' went mi In successful career.' follow my t li<*ir yraduatioii li'iit11 tliu y railed school ii rum ii I I III' (-utility. Si line ill t liese schools w ell' III11( lull III t III - Pi.'o's I iy |ihil;tnt lii-uj ii.~t Julius Posenw aid.
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In .'pile uf their criticism ul’ the south. visitors from nurthern cities were astonished tu see that Uack> and w hite.' in south - ern rural area.' minyded inuch mure freely than in the seyreyated neiyhbor huud.' uf t he northern industrial town.'. The ".lint Prow" law.' in Virginia, passed in lxlMi. attemjiled tn put an end tu this min yliny by forbiddiny black and white passenger.' tu ride the same trains. In many places, this remained the case until the repeal of the .1 im ( row laws on \lav IT. Pt.Vl.
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