This is a letter from an eleven year old boy who lives in Washington, D. C. to President Harry S. Truman. In his letter, he asks President Truman to do something about segregated playgrounds in the city. He lives near a playground, but it is at a white public school. The white children will play with him, but the adults will not let him stay at the playground.
Instrument of Surrender of the Japanese in the Philippine Islands
Postwar United States (1945 to early 1970s)
