| Riot in Maryland, Two schoolteachers and a minister
drive black students home after being assaulted in anti-integration rioting
at another Baltimore high school in October, 1954. Only in the early 1970s,
with support from court-ordered busing, would schools in the North and South
make notable efforts to follow the Brown decision of 1954. Source: The
Second Decade, 1946-1955 [Time, Inc.] (1984). |