A Childhood Stolen by Segregation
In 1960s America, Ira Harris and his family faced the harsh reality of racial injustice during desegregation. Taken from his family and forced into a white school, Ira’s story reveals the devastating impact of discrimination, the struggle for educational rights, and the danger of allowing history to repeat itself.
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