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In 1943 the NAACP asked the administrators at Trenton's New Lincoln Junior High School to explain why it should be entirely reserved for only Black students when such a practice was in violation of the State Civil Rights Act. The bureaucrats responded that ever since the school was built in the Twenties, that's the way it had always been. Integration soon started.

     


Jim Crow in Trenton (PM Tabloid, 1943

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