Louis Redding helped shape racial justice in Delaware

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Louis Redding helped shape racial justice in Delaware

There are interludes in history when evil’s grip relaxes, and goodness emerges owing to a courageous few. Louis Lorenzo Redding (1901-1998) was one of those few. “ The trend of the time is against segregation .” – Louis L. Redding (March 22, 1956)...

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