Warren K. Leffler took the iconic photograph of this event, which is the subject of a book byCulpepper Clark.
Warren K. Leffler took the iconic photograph of this event, which is the subject of a book byCulpepper Clark. This event happened seven years after the expulsion of Autherine Lucy, and ittriggered a Presidential speech the same day referring to "a moral issue as old as the scriptures."This event was opposed by Frank Anthony Rose, who worked with Nicholas Katzenbach to defeat itsgoals, and it was finally defused by National Guard general Henry Graham. Following the failure ofthis event, James (*) Hood and Vivian Malone entered the Foster Auditorium and registered for classes.For 10 points, identify this June 11, 1963 incident in Tuscaloosa, where George Wallace attempted tophysically block the integration of the University of Alabama.
Warren K. Leffler took the iconic photograph of this event, which is the subject of a book byCulpepper Clark.
the "stand in the schoolhouse door" [prompt on descriptive answers]