Peter Klopfer, the scientist whose civil-rights case helped bring lemurs to Duke

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Jun 15, 2026, 8:04 pm107 ptsTrending
In the American South of the late 1950s, segregation was part of the daily architecture. Airports had separate facilities. Restaurants barred Black customers or served them apart. Schools, buses, waiting rooms, and lunch counters carried the same instructions. The system depended on law, custom, and the…

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