Series Civil Rights

Civil Rights

1955: Jesuit High School and the Struggle for Civil Rights

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Jesuit Dallas Museum Opens New Exhibition of “Without a Face” by Johannes Boekhoudt

Civil Rights Drew Shippey '27, Associate Editor - November 16, 2023

Since 1986, the Jesuit Dallas Museum has hosted many impressive works of art and exhibits. Most recently, Dutch artist Johannes Boekhoudt, kindly gave a...

Confederate General P. G. T. Beauregard: Civil Rights Advocate?

Civil Rights Jackson Galbraith '25 - August 17, 2023

Confederate General P. G. T. Beauregard, the "Hero of Fort Sumter" and companion of Robert E. Lee, engaged in support of civil rights for...

Part III—Charles Edmond and Arthur Allen Attend Jesuit High School

Civil Rights Payton Maher '13, Managing Editor - January 28, 2012

The entire packed auditorium at Fair Park focuses on Charles as he walks up to the stage, looking toward the principal of Jesuit High...

Part II—Ain’t That a Shame: The Shadow of Jim Crow Over Dallas

Civil Rights Payton Maher '13, Managing Editor - January 23, 2012

As I drive south down Inwood Lane in my brand-new 1955 turquoise Chevrolet Bel Air, I look in the rear-view mirror and glance out...

Part I—A New Leader Arises to Battle Jim Crow

Civil Rights Payton Maher '13, Managing Editor - January 18, 2012

On October 16, 2011, a dedication took place in Washington D.C. for the memorial of the most important civil rights leader in our nation’s...

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