Black community leaders discuss racial injustice

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Local leaders in the black community talked about racial injustice in the 1950s and ?60s through today in the struggle for equal rights in Maryland.

Sit-ins and protests by students from Dunbar High School and Morgan State University helped desegregate 150 Baltimore stores by the end of 1960, said Clarence Logan, a local civil rights activist, who helped organize pickets as a Morgan State student in the 1950s.

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