In 1947, the Washington D.C. public schools were segregated.  Jim Crow laws kept black and white schools "separate but equal."  Marguerite Carr was the first person to attempt to integrate an all-white school in Washington D.C.

Marguerite Carr Stokes

Eliot Hine Network kids conducted an interview with the new Chancellor of the District of Columbia Public School Dr. Lewis Ferebee

DC Chancellor

Eliot Hine Network kids conduct an interview with D.C. Councilmember Robert C. Whte

Councilmember Robert C. White

Eliot Hine Network kids cover the Ward 6 Debate on Capital Hill.

Ward 6 Debate

Eliot Hine Network kids interview the President of Waldon Studio Architects Ravi S. Waldon

Ravi S. Waldon, President of Waldon Studio Architects

Eliot Hine Network kids interview Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton within her office on Capital Hill.

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton

Eliot Hine Network kids conduct an exclusive interview with The Mighty O'Jays at Constitution Hall in Washington D.C.

The Mighty O'Jays

Eliot Hine Network kids interview The Whispers at The Howard Theater in Washington D.C.

The Whispers

Eliot Hine Network kids conduct an exclusive interview with the 33rd White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest

White House Press Sec. Josh Earnest

Eliot Hine Network kids conduct an interview with Microsoft's Corporate VP of U.S. Government Affairs Frederick S. Humphries Jr.

Sighlent Storm