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• Was Seaman High School segregated in the 1920s?

  In the 1920s, most Kansas schools, including Seaman High, were required by state law to serve Black students. That fact is commonly misunderstood today because elementary schools within Topeka city limits remained segregated until the 1950s Brown v. Board of Education lawsuit.

• How did Ripley’s work change throughout the 1920s?

  In 1926, Ripley’s cartoons moved from the New York Globe to the New York Post. Throughout the 1920s, Ripley continued to broaden the scope of his work and his popularity increased greatly. He published a guide to the game of American handball in 1925. In 1926, he became the New York State handball champion and also wrote a book on boxing.

• What happened to convertibles in the 1920s?

  In the 1920s, when steel bodies began to be mass-produced, closed cars became available to the average buyer and fully open cars began their disappearance from the mainstream market. By the mid 1930s, the remaining small number of convertibles sold were high priced luxury models.