65 years since Brown v. Board of Ed, school segregation persists
that 65 years later, the absence of black teachers is still felt in classrooms.
Dr. Tiffany Anderson, the first African American female superintendent of Topeka Public Schools, wants the district to continue to support diversity. As a great-grandmother of five, Katherine Sawyer says her family gives her hope that the next generation will make more progress. Her reports appear on"Nightly News with Brian Williams,""TODAY," and MSNBC. Ellis was part of the NBC Emmy award-winning coverage of the plane crash in the Hudson River called, Miracle on the Hudson. She also won an Emmy for her reporting on the 2008 Presidential Election of Barack Obama and his historic inauguration.
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