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African American High Schools in Louisiana Before 1970

The Invisible African American High Schools

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Coach Mackie Freeze, Richwood High School, Monroe, LA

Interview: Coach Mackie Freeze, Richwood High School, Monroe, LA

History of Richwood High School Football

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Since many of our African American High Schools no longer exist – they have been neglected, destroyed or repurposed, we depend on information provided  from alumni for historical content.  If you would like to provide information about African American High Schools in Louisiana before 1970, press the “Call to Action” button to see how.

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