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Thematic Time Period - Eisenhower Years, 1946 - 1961 - Civil Rights Movement
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8,000 students affected, state officials see no trouble adjusting schools to new rule
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Airmail Special Letter: Robert Carter to Mckinley Burnett
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Alvin and Lucinda Todd family in Topeka, Kansas
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Arthur Capper to John N. Johnson
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Attorney Robert Carter to McKinley Burnett
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Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka: The case of the century
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Charles E. Bledsoe to the NAACP Legal Department
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Charles I. Baston interview
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Christina Jackson interview
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Citizens Committee on Civil Rights: The People, Fight Back
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Coming Walter White
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Elisha J. Scott
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Esther Means to Governor Fred Hall
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First grade class at State Street School, Topeka
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Five of state's first-class cities end school segregation
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Fred Rausch Jr. interview
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Harold Fatzer to Chief Justice Earl Warren
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Harold R. Fatzer to J. Lindsay Almond Jr.
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Integration plan offered by state
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Jack Alexander, separate but equal in Topeka: a personal oral history
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Jean Price interview
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Judge Robert Lee Carter interview
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J. W. Cummings to Harold Fatzer
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Letter to the Topeka Board of Education
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Lytle's Drug Store, Topeka, Kansas
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