UM’s sad Jim Crow legacy began to crumble radically in the 1960’s as the impact of the Civil Rights and Black Liberation movements found its way to College Park. One of the student demands of the time was a call for more Black History. Although taught on some predominantly Black campuses, it was almost unknown at predominantly white institutions like UM.
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