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In 2022, Black students from the Class of 1969 gathered to share their experiences of school integration in Williamsburg, Virginia. The Class of 1969 was the first fully integrated class to graduate from the Williamsburg-James City County (WJCC) Public Schools. "Voices of Integration" explores their experiences of mandatory integration in WJCC Schools. The documentary screening will be followed by a panel presentation featuring W&M faculty members, local leaders and members of affiliated organizations to discuss the film and address the lasting impact of unfinished integration today.

Space is limited, and registration is required.

ABOUT THE LOCAL BLACK HISTORIES PROJECT
"Voices of Integration" was created as part of The Local Black Histories Project. Learn more at localblackhistories.gs.wm.edu

Sponsored by: W&M School of Education, The Village Initiative & The Institute for the Study of Education, Democracy and Justice

Contact

Professor Jamel Donnor, [[jkdonnor]]

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