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#1 African-American student Virginius B. Thornton receiving tolerance training before picketing, 1960.

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#1 African-American student Virginius B. Thornton receiving tolerance training before picketing, 1960.

Civil Disobedience Training: How Black People Were trained Not to React to Taunting and Harassment During Civil Rights Movement

#1 African-American student Virginius B. Thornton receiving tolerance training before picketing, 1960.

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