NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 4月13日 04時19分

For more than 80 years, Morgan State University students walking near the school’s entrance saw a massive red brick wall. Some thought it was a simple alley; others thought perhaps it protected a few garages. But the structure was actually a “spite wall” intended to keep Black students from venturing into a once predominantly white Baltimore neighborhood.

On Tuesday, University President David Wilson, school officials and residents watched as an excavator destroyed the barrier.

“We had no choice but to tear it down,” Wilson said. “We couldn’t have this symbol of hate staring down every single day. This was an easy decision for us. It was time for us to tear down that hate.”

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📷 Courtesy Morgan State University

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