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BLK ALERTS - How a Black woman’s fight for respect changed courtrooms across America
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BLK ALERTS - How a Black woman’s fight for respect changed courtrooms across America
Miss Mary Hamilton (Screenshot: NPR Podcast/YouTube) In 1963, Miss Mary Hamilton was held in contempt when officials failed to call her Miss. In 1964, the US Supreme Court ruled in her favor. Miss. In 1963, Mary Hamilton went all the way to the Supreme Court to make sure people used this one four-letter word. A civil rights activist and Freedom Rider, Hamilton had been doing the kind of work that doesn’t make it into enough history books for …
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