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Did You Know?

Federal courts ordered public schools in Warren County, the cities of Charlottesville and Norfolk and Arlington County to integrate.1958-59 massive resistance vs.

To complete white supremacy, they also passed a new constitution in 1902 that effectively disfranchised African Americans through restrictions on voter registration.

Their case became a portion of those heard as part of the landmark Brown v.

Over the course of the 1960s, white students gradually returned to Warren County High School and the Mosby Academy was closed, eventually becoming the county's middle school.Other segregation academies that were formed included Tomahawk Academy (in Chesterfield County), Huguenot Academy (in Powhatan), Amelia Academy, Isle of Wight Academy, Nansemond-Suffolk Academy (in Nansemond County), Brunswick Academy, Southampton Academy, Tidewater Academy (in Sussex County), and York Academy (in King and Queen County).When faced with an order to integrate, Prince Edward County closed its entire school system in September 1959 rather than integrate.

In New Kent County, most black students voluntarily chose to attend the George W.Watkins School instead of New Kent High School.

on February 24, 1956 to unite other white politicians and leaders in Virginia in a campaign of new state laws and policies to prevent public school desegregation after the Brown v.