Senator Chris Coons of Delaware is an American lawyer and former Chair of the Senate Ethics Committee, who is recognized for his work in legislature and oversight. Coons tells how Shirley Bulah’s walk to a segregated school led to a Delaware ruling that helped pave the way for Brown v. Board of Education. @senatorchriscoons
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Unless otherwise noted, all images used in this video are in the public domain.
Justice Collins portrait courtesy of the Delaware Historical Society Library and Archives.
Louis Redding portrait courtesy of the Delaware Historical Society Library and Archives.
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