Thanks for that, Catherine.
According to
this article, though:
Quote:
Even after accepting the apology from Hazel Bryan-Massery, the woman whose hateful face became an icon for the emotions of that moment in time, [Elizabeth] Eckford did not let go.
It was after a 12-week racial healing class in 1999, that she says she could finally put the anger aside.
This article has a link to some
stirring images, both past and present. It's weird how those moments from long ago, can still evoke a butterflyish pit in one's stomach.