Panelists discuss growing up in segregated Macon at Tubman Museum’s Juneteenth event
One of the panelists, Rubie London Major, talked about how they were given used school books from white schools for class each year rather than new ones like their peers.
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – People gathered at the Tubman Museum in Macon on Wednesday to celebrate Juneteenth. The museum hosted a panel discussion called ‘Being Young, Gifted and Black in a Segregated City.’ Three people who grew up and lived in Macon during the height of segregation and integration were on Wednesday’s panel. One of the panelists, Rubie London Major,…