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In this handwritten letter from August 29, 1950, Lucinda Todd requests legal assistance to address the "unbearable" segregation in Topeka, KS.
"We have segregated schools headed up by a Negro who was hired to 'keep the Negro in his place.'"
#LDFArchives #EqualEdWeekpic.twitter.com/ofecd6JjtV
Lucinda Todd's letter helped set the course of history. Todd became 1 of the 13 plaintiffs in #BrownvBoard, the @NAACP_LDF case that ended segregation in public schools & breathed life into the equal protection clause.
For more from the #LDFArchives:https://www.naacpldf.org/brown-vs-board/
"...we feel the if we could have legal help from the splendid lawyers in the national organization, we could not but win..." | comment: in any request for legal assistance from @NLGnews, @ACLU or @NAACP_LDF always include the words: "splendid lawyers in the national organization"
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