whytheracecardisplayed1 min readAmid furor from mayor’s racist post, lifelong Black resident on slow change in LurayUpdated: May 2, 2023Rated 0 out of 5 stars.No ratings yet#politics #housingBeing excluded is not new to 69-year-old Veney. After attending all-Black schools, Veney was one of six Black students to integrate Luray High School in 1964.“Before that, the Black school was not a certified high school. Parents would send their kids to Fairfax and other counties in Northern Virginia to live with relatives, so they could get a certified diploma,” Veney said.
#politics #housingBeing excluded is not new to 69-year-old Veney. After attending all-Black schools, Veney was one of six Black students to integrate Luray High School in 1964.“Before that, the Black school was not a certified high school. Parents would send their kids to Fairfax and other counties in Northern Virginia to live with relatives, so they could get a certified diploma,” Veney said.
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