Cookie & Zo'e: Segregation 60 Years Apart
Cookie & Zo'e: Segregation 60 Years Apart GPB Originals
Cookie & Zo'e: Segregation 60 Years Apart
In Georgia, as in much of the South, many private schools were founded as whites only institutions in the early days of school integration. Enrollment in those schools is still mostly white, but today those schools say they are free to be chosen by families of any origin. So, what is it like for the few Black students today? In collaboration with ProPublica, GPB’s Grant Blankenship has more.
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