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Revisiting Topeka
Progress Made, But More to Go
Its schools are among the country's most diverse, but Topeka's revolution remains fragile.
Video: Topeka, Then and Now
Video: Museum With a Mission
Graphic: School Desegregation
Education Review: April 2004
How Far Have We Really Come?
Integration's triumphs and failures 50 years after the Brown v. Board of Education ruling.
Video: Rebuilding McKinley
Video: Breaking Down Barriers
Live Online
Transcript: Smithsonian Curator Harry Rubenstein, "Separate is Not Equal."
Transcript: Post Staff Writer Michael Dobbs discusses legacy of desegregation.
Transcript: PBS documentary, "Beyond Brown: Pursuing the Promise."
Transcript: Columbia researcher discusses desegregation study.
Transcript: Education Week discussion of public opinion.
Transcript: Post Magazine Deputy Editor Sydney Trent discusses Brown anniversary.
From KidsPost
Black, White and Brown
Who was Linda Brown? The Topeka, Kan., schoolgirl entered history 50 years ago when her parents took a stand against segregation. More in KidsPost
From Newsweek
A Dream Deferred Fifty years after Brown v. Board, the fight for decent schooling for black kids goes on.
Social Fabric Needs Stories Woven by Elders
As human beings, we are our stories. So I'll start with this one:

Two States of Mind
From slot machines and guns to stem cells and abortion, there's hardly an issue that lawmakers in Maryland and Virginia see the same way.

In the News
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Maryland Considers Renaming BWI for Thurgood Marshall (Post, March 2, 2005)

The Roots of Change: Students Learn of Widespread Efforts That Propelled Civil Rights Movement (Post, Feb. 17, 2005)

North Beach Curbs Rental Houses: Multifamily Sites Are Focus of Zoning Changes (Post, Jan. 16, 2005)

GMU Makes Art From State's History (Post, Jan. 13, 2005)

Md. Newlyweds Killed in Crash: Car Crosses Median, Strikes Truck, Bus in College Park (Post, Dec. 14, 2004)

Jurist Embraces Image as a Hard-Line Holdout (Post, Oct. 11, 2004)

Kerry Blasts Bush on Guns: Ban's Expiration Helps Terrorists, Democrat Says (Post, Sept. 14, 2004)

County Attorney's Resignation Comes as a Surprise (Post, Aug. 8, 2004)

Voucher Holders Shop Schools: Eager Parents and Children Pack Fair in First Step to Choice (Post, June 23, 2004)

Apart but Feeling Equal: To Spingarn Alumni, Brown Ruling In '54 Brought Mostly Ambivalence (Post, June 19, 2004)

A Painter Draws Attention at Last (Post, June 16, 2004)

Va. Safety Chief May Run for Lt. Governor: Marshall Could Be Formidable Rival To GOP, Some Say (Post, June 11, 2004)

Bush and Kerry Mark '54 Ruling: Nation 'Strives to Do Right,' President Says (Post, May 18, 2004)

Arundel Accused of Discrimination: Schools Neglect Minorities, NAACP-Led Complaint Says (Post, May 18, 2004)

Remembering a Segregated Childhood: Education Secretary Paige Says Brown v. Board of Education Helped Shape His Ideas (Post, May 17, 2004)

Schools and Lives Are Still Separate: In Town That Helped Trigger Ruling, The Desegregation Revolution Fizzled (Post, May 17, 2004)

Private Schools' Shift Was Slow, Painful for First Enrolled Blacks (Post, May 17, 2004)



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