Thursday, August 28

Browsing: civil rights

The 8-Year-Old Chinese American Girl Who Helped Desegregate Schools—in 1885 – History.com

By William GreenAugust 27, 2025 Education

How an 8-Year-Old Chinese American Girl Courageously Helped Desegregate Schools in 1885

In 1885, 8-year-old Mamie Tape, a Chinese American girl, challenged school segregation in San Francisco. Her legal battle paved the way for desegregating California public schools, marking a historic civil rights victory.

Before Brown v. Board of Education, There was Tape v. Hurley – The Library of Congress (.gov)

By Sophia DavisAugust 9, 2025 Education

The Untold Story That Shaped Education Before Brown v. Board of Education: Tape v. Hurley

Before Brown v. Board, Tape v. Hurley challenged school segregation in 1885. The Library of Congress highlights this early fight for equal education, marking a pivotal, yet often overlooked, civil rights milestone.

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Browsing: civil rights

How an 8-Year-Old Chinese American Girl Courageously Helped Desegregate Schools in 1885

The Untold Story That Shaped Education Before Brown v. Board of Education: Tape v. Hurley

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