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Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: This series documents the programs and events sponsored by the George Lewis Ruffin Society. These programs represent the original vision of the Society, which was to improve the relationship between minority communities and criminal justice professionals. This series documents the development of the Promotional Exam Prep Course sponsored by the Society. This series includes extensive documentation of the Society's convocations from 1992 through 2005 which were designed to reflect current...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...

Summary: From the Series: The completion of the "Long Road to Justice" Exhibit in 2000 marked the end of a struggle to create and fund an exhibit that paid homage to the history of African Americans in Massachusetts. From Mum Bet's escape from slavery in 1780 to the forced busing of Boston school children in 1974, the exhibit highlights many of the major events that defined the long process of achieving racial equality. Of particular note are exhibit materials, photographs and research of famous court cases, such as...