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Brown vs. Board: Topeka’s first Black female superintendent talks about equity, leadership

Topeka Public Schools Superintendent Tiffany Anderson, who met Linda Brown, the former district student at the center of 1954's Brown vs. Board of Education, talks about the weight she carries, the pride it gives her and how she's achieved success in the district.

By Diane Benson Harrington 05/14/24

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Brown vs. Board: Topeka’s first Black female superintendent talks about equity, leadership

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