This morning at the Kravis Center for Performing Arts, the YWCA held their annual Stand Against Racism event during which Mayor Jeri Muoio proclaimed April 25th Stand Against Racism Day. The event featured Carlotta Walls LaNier as main speaker. Mrs. Walls LaNier is the youngest of the “Little Rock Nine,” a group of students who – supported by the National Guard, as directed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower, helped enforce the decision of Brown v. Board of Education which called for the desegregation of schools across the nation.
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Dreyfoos students attend banquet held in honor of the Civil Rights’ “Little Rock Nine” Carlotta Walls LaNier
Maria Grosso, Website Editor
April 25, 2014
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Communications Major and native of Bogota, Colombia, Maria Grosso, concentrates on journalism and is a staffer on The Muse. She writes for the Op/Ed section and manages The Muse online. As editor of the website, Grosso hopes to translate the quality of the printed Muse to the online readership through interactivity and exclusive content. Maria is an advocate for the empowerment of women and girls through involvement with The Women's Foundation of Palm Beach. She hopes to one day attend a scholarly enclave.