Sarah P Morris

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On February 2, 1959, four young people entered Stratford Junior High School in Arlington, Virginia, becoming the first Black students to desegregate a public school in the state. Sixty years later, Stratford was renovated and renamed to honor a local civil rights activist: Dorothy M. Hamm. Sarah collaborated with local historians, school staff, and Dorothy Hamm’s daughter to develop the content for five exterior exhibit panels that trace the unwavering efforts of children, parents, and the NAACP

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