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One Little Girl
One little girl and her bus driver. Why is she alone? This was the result when white parents wouldn't allow their children to ride with a non-white human being. She was the the first African American to attend an integrated school in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Source: Charlotte Observer
Source: Charlotte Observer
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