When Louis L. Redding joined the Delaware bar in 1929, the most persistent legal adversary the state's first African-American lawyer faced was Jim Crow. Jim Crow -- symbolizing the customs and laws of racial segregation -- was everywhere. Redding's time was described in an insightful inaugural lecture by Leland Ware as the University of Delaware's first Louis L. Redding professor.
November 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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