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Constructed Forgetfulness
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Racial Ridicule
Whistleblowers
Dr. Eloise Severinson
Mrs. Irma Willson
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Andy Smith
Extreme Eviction: Removing Andy Smith
"I Ain't Moving": Andy Smith and Memory
Andy Smith's Fairfax
Black Resistance
Reston Black Focus
Reston Black Focus Gallery
Ujamaa
Ujamaa Gallery
Action to End Segregation in Suburbs
ACCESS Gallery
Establishing Black Property in Fairfax
East School Street Origins: A Judge, an Irish Immigrant, a Segregationist Dairy Farmer, and a Landlord
The Immigrant: John Morarity
The Segregationist Dairy Farmer: John S. Barbour
The Landlord: Frederick Murray
Family Connections: Matrilineal Roots of the School Street Community
School Street
Mapping School Street
From Slave Day to Derby Days
1940s and 1950s
1950s and 1960s
1960s into 1970s
1960s into 1970s - cont.
1980s and 1990s
1980s and 1990s - cont.
Conclusions
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Education
Julius Rosenwald
Fairfax Rosenwald
A Tale of Two Schools
Rosenwald and Eleven Oaks
Student Voices Meet School Silence
Siri, Play Mona Lisa by Nat King Cole
Eleven Oaks
History
Student Experience
Teachers, Faculty, and Staff
Mapping Black Communities
The Road to Desegregation
Programs for Students of Color
Mason, Cold War Positionality, and Blackness in Higher Education
Fugitive Pedagogies in Student Union Building (SUB 1)
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Ujamaa - The Black Student Union
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Oral Histories
Carow Hall and Black Methodist History
Nomadic Worship
Holy Integrated
Community
Andy Smith
Black Resistance
Establishing Black Property in Fairfax
School Street
From Slave Day to Derby Days
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