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Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park

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View the recipients of the 2025 National Park Service Excellence in Interpretation Awards, which recognize outstanding contributions to the practice of interpretation and education by NPS employees.
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Oral History Interview with David A. Smith
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Oral History Interview with Robin White
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Oral History Interview with Theora McVay
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Oral History Interview with David Given
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Oral History Interview with Warren Bielenberg
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Oral History Interview with Teri Gage
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Shaping the System under President George H.W. Bush
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South Carolina built over 700 modern schools for African American students in the 1950s and 1960s to avoid desegregating its school systems.
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Oral History Interview with Karen A. Hiller
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Oral History Interview with Randy Speaker
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Oral History Interview with Sam Vaughn
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Constance Baker Motley
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The Road to 'Separate But Equal'
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Robin White
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The Modern Civil Rights Movement in the National Capital Area
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A ParkVentures grant funded a multi-generational art program at Claymont Community Center, an affiliated area of Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park, tied to First State National Historical Park.
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President Eisenhower and Civil Rights
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Brown v. Board of Education and Native American Schools
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On May 17, 1979, President Jimmy Carter marked 25 years since Brown v. Board of Education, honored A. Philip Randolph, and called for stronger fair housing enforcement and equal economic opportunity.