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Little Rock Central High School in 1957 was the site of desegregation efforts as the Little Rock Nine, the first black students to attend the previously all-white school, faced resistance. The second stop on the civil rights tour was the Daisy Bates House in Little Rock, the home of a civil rights leader who helped the Little Rock Nine in their efforts.
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Civilrightstour
- 1. A Tour through the Civil Rights Movement
- 2. First stop…Little rock, Arkansas, Central High School 1st Stop-Little Rock Central HS 2nd Stop-Daisy Bates House, Little Rock
- 3. Little Rock Central High School 1957
- 10. Little Rock Nine