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Today in 1972, Two Black Students Were Murdered by Police During Protest at Southern University

  • Nov 17, 2020
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Photo credits: Southern University Press During the civil rights movement, Southern University's Baton Rouge campus (SUBR) was a major focus due to its student protests. On November 16, 1972, two black students were shot and killed by police who were trying to remove them from an administration building, which protesters had occupied. Although this happened only two […]

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