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Stories by author Collincia Agyapomaa ‘27 : 4

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Who is Paulette Taylor?

Paulette Taylor, who has been a crucial player in many events that have linked Georgetown and Southwestern, now plays a major role in centering the African-American experience in the collective memory of Georgetown

By Collincia Agyapomaa ‘27
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Remembering Georgetown's African-American School, Marshall-Carver

The Marshall-Carver School was a crucial educational and social hub for African Americans who weren’t permitted to attend schools in GISD due to strict Jim Crow segregation laws.

By Collincia Agyapomaa ‘27
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What was Southwestern’s role in desegregating Georgetown public schools?

By Collincia Agyapomaa ‘27
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Remembering Harvey Miller’s Role in Integrating GISD

The memory of Harvey Miller, who played a pivotal role in integrating Georgetown Public Schools, is alive and well at Papa Frank's Hair Designs

By Collincia Agyapomaa ‘27
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