Blackwell School
The Blackwell School National Historic Site in Marfa, Texas, represents a crucial chapter in American history where issues of segregation and cultural disparity impacted the educational landscape for Mexican and Mexican American citizens. Built in 1909, the school serves as a poignant example of the effects of de facto segregation that persisted from 1889 to 1965.
This site provides an insightful exploration of the pervasive racism that shaped social systems and education during that era, making it an important place for reflection and understanding of America's civil rights journey. Visitors can learn about the history, structures, and stories of the Blackwell School, immersing themselves in the lessons of the past.
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