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Topeka prepares for Brown v Board 70th anniversary

South Carolina civil rights leaders plan to petition the Supreme Court to rename Brown v. Board for an earlier school desegregation case.

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Kansas seven most endangered buildings include two in Topeka

The Kansas Preservation Alliance recently put out a list of the state s seven Most Endangered Buildings for 2022. Two are in Topeka.

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Kansas seven most endangered buildings include two in Topeka

The Kansas Preservation Alliance recently put out a list of the state s seven Most Endangered Buildings for 2022. Two are in Topeka.

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11 top Black historic sites in Topeka, Kansas

The Capital-Journal looks at some of the top still-standing buildings in Topeka s Black history.

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Free Zoom program to focus on Midwest racial violence after Civil War

A free public Zoom program about the history of racial violence in the Midwest after the Civil War will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 6.

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