Dorothy Counts-Scoggins was one of four black students who integrated Charlotte Public Schools in 1957.
That history-making moment was captured in a famous photograph of her walking through a gauntlet of angry whites shouting racial slurs, throwing rocks and spitting at her while the 15-year-old Counts-Scoggins held her composure.
She was invited back to her old campus a few years ago to make that walk again except this time, she was welcomed with cheers.
Dorothy Counts-Scoggins joins guest host Gwendolyn Glenn to share her story and look at what many consider the re-segregation of Charlotte Schools.
This edition of Charlotte Talks originally aired in 2019.
