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The Jesuit Connection

Father Burns sent Carl Maxey to the Reservation School in De Smet, ID

Aired 02/18/2016

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The Jesuit Connection

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Father Burns sent Carl Maxey to the Reservation School in De Smet, ID

In 1936 Father Burns of the Sacred Heart Mission sent Carl Maxey from Spokane Children’s Home to the Reservation School in De Smet, ID for a better education.

Aired 02/18/2016

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Carl Maxey served in a segregated military as a medic (1m 38s)

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Upon Carl Maxey’s death, his legacy lives on. (1m 42s)

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Seven protesters were arrested for damaging federal property in Seattle (3m 8s)

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Spokane had its own form of segregation that affected the African-American community. (2m 4s)

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Carl Maxey traveled to Mississippi and worked to release 100 protesters from jail. (2m 36s)

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