Theresa Vargas in The Post: At last, a diploma for Black deaf students who set historic precedent

By Editor On Jul 24, 2023 Last updated Jul 24, 2023

A court victory in 1952 allowed them to attend school in Washington. On Saturday, Gallaudet University finally gave them a diploma and an apology.

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