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White After Labor Day F. Johnson Mark The first day of school in September 1959, finds the state of Virginia's Arlington County public schools integrated for the first time. Wynn Horry Junior, known…
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White After Labor Day F. Johnson Mark
The first day of school in September 1959, finds the state of Virginia's Arlington County public schools integrated for the first time. Wynn Horry Junior, known as Junior, is one of the six Negro students going to Arlington High and he has already become friends with Clifford Peterson, the white son of an upper-middle -class State Department family living in North Arlington near the high school. That is to say that three schools, formerly all-white, one elementary, one junior high and one high school, have allowed a select few Negro students to attend.
Junior and Cliff have known each other since the summer of 1958 when the Peterson family first returned to the United States after a long tour abroad and Junior began cutting their grass. Junior, like Cliff, is a smart, articulate young man who does not necessarily fit the notion of how others might see him. The friendship that
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