Box 37
Contains 6 Results:
Correspondence and related documents
Suit filed in Charleston, South Carolina District Court. In this school desegregation case, plaintiffs (Ganaway et al. on behalf of all black children in Charleston) argue that schools in Charleston County continue to segregate in spite of legal orders to desegregate. Defendants argue that Charleston County school district was in fact desegregated according to the law.
Exhibit index and deposition list
Suit filed in Charleston, South Carolina District Court. In this school desegregation case, plaintiffs (Ganaway et al. on behalf of all black children in Charleston) argue that schools in Charleston County continue to segregate in spite of legal orders to desegregate. Defendants argue that Charleston County school district was in fact desegregated according to the law.
Plaintiff’s proposed post-trial finding of facts
Suit filed in Charleston, South Carolina District Court. In this school desegregation case, plaintiffs (Ganaway et al. on behalf of all black children in Charleston) argue that schools in Charleston County continue to segregate in spite of legal orders to desegregate. Defendants argue that Charleston County school district was in fact desegregated according to the law.
Plaintiff-intervenors proposed conclusions of law
Suit filed in Charleston, South Carolina District Court. In this school desegregation case, plaintiffs (Ganaway et al. on behalf of all black children in Charleston) argue that schools in Charleston County continue to segregate in spite of legal orders to desegregate. Defendants argue that Charleston County school district was in fact desegregated according to the law.
Testimony of Dr. Thomas Carrere
Suit filed in Charleston, South Carolina District Court. In this school desegregation case, plaintiffs (Ganaway et al. on behalf of all black children in Charleston) argue that schools in Charleston County continue to segregate in spite of legal orders to desegregate. Defendants argue that Charleston County school district was in fact desegregated according to the law.
Deposition of Charles Gibson
Suit filed in Charleston, South Carolina District Court. In this school desegregation case, plaintiffs (Ganaway et al. on behalf of all black children in Charleston) argue that schools in Charleston County continue to segregate in spite of legal orders to desegregate. Defendants argue that Charleston County school district was in fact desegregated according to the law.