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1960… The Day New Orleans Showed Its True Face

On November 29, 1960, the sidewalk outside William Frantz Elementary turned into a scene the country still can’t shake. White segregationist mothers lined the street, screaming as a little Black girl tried to walk into school. Through all that chaos, Daisy Gabrielle held her daughter Yolanda’s hand and kept moving. That walk was courage in real time… the kind that doesn’t wait for applause, just does what’s right. The footage from that day became part of America’s permanent record. Not the cleaned-up version… the real one, showing grown adults trying to block a child’s education because of her skin. And here’s the part people love to pretend they don’t hear… 1960 wasn’t ancient history. It wasn’t “way back then.” Many of the adults in that crowd lived long enough to watch the world pretend this never happened. Progress didn’t fall from the sky… somebody had to push it. #HistoryMatters #AmericanHistory #OnThisDay #NewOrleansHistory #EducationHistory #LataraSpeaksTruth

1960… The Day New Orleans Showed Its True Face
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