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Seattle In Black And White: The Congress Of Racial Equality And The Fight For Equal Opportunity (V. Ethel Willis White Books Xx),New Haddix Consistent Pedagogy In The TextSeattle Was A Very Different City In 1960 Than It Is Today. There Were No Black Bus Drivers, Sales Clerks, Or Bank Tellers. Black Children Rarely Attended The Same Schools As White Children. And Few Black People Lived Outside Of The Central District. In 1960, Seattle Was Effectively A Segregated Town. Energized By The National Civil Rights Movement, An Interracial Group Of Seattle Residents Joined Together To Form The Seattle Chapter Of The Congress