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This video explores a long-circulating Alabama school-system legend, discussed in oral histories and private accounts—not a court finding or a proven case.

According to the story, a Black educator meticulously documented racist abuse during segregation-era schooling and later rose to a position of authority. The legend claims those records were never destroyed—and that accountability followed in subtle, bureaucratic ways years later.

There are no public records confirming wrongdoing, and the details are disputed. What makes the story persist isn’t proof—it’s the question it raises: How much power do records hold inside institutions, and who controls them?

Watch with discernment. Debate respectfully.
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