The Lines Around Linden School
About this episode
This episode discusses Linden School and its significance in the context of education and civil rights in the 1960s.
In this episode, we’re talking about a school, but not just any school, we’re talking about Linden School: A place where education, neighborhood boundaries, civil rights activism, and the daily lives of children and families collided in the 1960s. I sit down once again with George Garner, the Assistant Director and Curator at Indiana University South Bend’s Civil Rights Heritage Center, to explore another powerful site featured in South Bend’s African American Landmark Tour and in his book, Placing History. Learn more about the African American Landmark Tour and the book, Placing History , at the link below: https://aalt.iusb.edu/index.html _______________________________________________ Thank you to the Portage Township Trustee's Office for sponsoring this episode! Thank you to Jason Critchlow and his team for ALL that you do in our community! Check out their website and Facebook below and discover ALL that the Portage Township Trustee's Office does to meet our community's needs! https://portage-township.com/ https://www.facebook.com/share/1786tvftXK/?mibextid=wwXIfr _______________________________________________ Thank you to M/T Box Computers for sponsoring this episode! Check…
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Portage Township Trustee's Office, M/T Box Computers
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