McKinney ISD Integration: 1964 (Video Series – Conclusion)
Black History Month celebrates the achievements and prevailing historical moments of African Americans in our country. This February we reflect on integration in McKinney ISD with a series of videos featuring four individuals who lived through that transition in our district.
Conclusion (Part 7):
Reflections on Integration – In a Revolution
Larry & Linda Jagours and Deborah Smith-Davis-Guillory were three of the nine students who switched from Doty High School to McKinney High School in 1964 at the onset of integration in public schools. They remember how this transition was part of a revolution; a revolution that they did not fully realize they were a part of at the time.
“I didn’t know I was in a revolution…until I thought back.”
Click here to view the conclusion of this seven part video series.
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