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was it good…bad?
different for colored children?
different than it is like today?

You’re speaking of the school system in the South during the Great Depression. Naturally it wasn’t as good as it could have been because of the lack of money all around. And black children were usually taught separately from white children, if taught at all.

Colton Bradford reports from Prichard, Alabama at the Light of The Village – an inner city school/ministry to the underprivileged.

Special thanks to Executive Director and co-founder, John Eads and his wife Delores.

Reported by Colton Bradford
Produced, filmed, and edited by Michael Brannon.
Produced by MRB Productions – Mobile, AL
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Duration : 0:13:31

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