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Caption: "An event once impossible--public interracial baptism in a Tuscaloosa motel pool--goes unnoticed except by the Jehovah's Witnesses in attendance. While hardly a commonplace scene, it conveys a message: What the law guarantees, people learn to accept in a spirit of mutual tolerance and civility. Alabama is getting on and going on." |
| Source: National Geographic October 1975, Vol. 148, No. 4 Title: |
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Text by Howard La Fay
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