BHM: Louisville Segregation: Then and Now

Faith Lindsey (11, J&C) performs the poem “Still I Rise” by Maya Angelou. Photo by Molly Gregory.

Mandala Gupta VerWiebe
February 29, 2020

There are several defining court cases and events in the history of segregation, and surprisingly, Louisville has been involved in many of them. Ranging from redlining to busing, here is the history of segregation in Louisville.

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Mandala Gupta VerWiebe, Social Media Director

Mandala Gupta VerWiebe was a co-Social Media Director for RedEye 2019-20. You can catch her at one of her after-school clubs every day of the week or taking videos of sunsets. You can contact her at [email protected]