The Black Side of Desegregation: The History of Paul Breaux High School, Part 1 | Folks (1982)

[@justinlee9053]

Love these history pieces ❤

[@deloreswillis9224]

Very interesting clip … LUV THIS!!!! Thank you!!

[@roxannematthews5444]

My mother & her siblings went there, her & her sister played basketball my mama was a star player bcse she stood 6'1 her sister 6' she use to tell me stories about Paul Breaux ❤❤

[@KiAirah87]

Segregation may not be enshrined in law anymore, but it lives on in banking, employment opportunities, real estate, and school funding. Less severely, but it still exists.

[@georgepops5590]

That's right

[@georgepops5590]

My dad said when they stayed in dekalb Texas In the country they were farmers living in the red river bottoms they had to walk three to five miles to macidonia almont community to the school called almont for our black families the pops hooks Johnson's Neal family the Easter family cheatums Traylor family ganaway we in that thang