Combating the Legacy of Segregation in the Nation's Capital

Voices Explores the dynamics of segregation in Washington, DC, with three local changemakers to better understand the policies that segregated the city and how to combat them.

July 19, 1919: White Mobs in Uniform Attack African Americans

Brown v. Board of Education: The First Step in the Desegregation

Advancing Equity and Racial Justice Through the Federal Government

Combating the Legacy of Segregation in the Nation's Capital

Segregation In America

Massive Resistance Equal Justice Initiative

Combating the Legacy of Segregation in the Nation's Capital

Washington, D.C. - Separate Is Not Equal

Massive Resistance Equal Justice Initiative

From Slavery to Segregation

Barry Farm: Community, Land and Justice in Washington D.C. - Zinn

The Jim Crow Era American Battlefield Trust

How schools in DC were part of a legacy of segregation – Greater

Martin Luther King, Jr was radical: We must reclaim that legacy