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Drs. Alma and Lawrence have enjoyed over 65 years together. They met one Sunday evening in May 1959 and quickly recognized their shared small town southern upbringing. Their strong support system contributed to their success.
Alma lived in the Jim Crow South despite facing challenges. The discrimination faced by African Americans during that period was significant. The support of a family, a community, and a positive school environment helped her.
Lawrence was fortunate to have parents who dedicated their time to ensure his success in life. He also appreciate that they extended the same effort to their other eleven children.
As pioneers in education, they inspired others who urged them to write about their experiences. For years, the idea remained on hold as they balanced careers and family life.
The story is now published, allowing others to learn from their insights.
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