English, 18.03.2021 03:40, Sumududesilva2000

1. What is the occasion for this narrative? Other than being asked questions by Secret,
what would make these men talk about this event?
2. What is Secret trying to accomplish with this story? Why might the men who agree
to speak with Secret to tell this story agree to participate?
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3. Why were schools under court order to desegregate? Has anything really changed
as a result of integration efforts like the one described in the podcast episode or the
court rulings that have sought to end segregation?

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