The 'Dangerous' Girls Go Back to School by Carl T. Rowan
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July 13, 1969
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out of wedlock does not
undeserving of any chance for
future education," the judge
tion in the life of society.
c¢ “unwed mothers who are se
are less likely to have a second ay
t "it seems patently unreason- i
ble that the girls should not have the opportunity to be eer al
on the basis of their changed moral and physical condition." re,
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poor and black. The judge who
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white, who presides in, of all places, the northern district of Ha
Mississippi.
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g the nation's social woes. It
publicized school de-
tration, or the new voting
sands of cee women who previously were doomed to becom
e t who by the very nature
of things rs of degredation.
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that ain g
With taxpayers s , and ucation
budgets strained, the ad out-=-as
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soars, the welfare co
nd
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a quick dollar or indulg
school level.
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discouraged to take the sho.
costly way home in the broa
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