Measure Would Strike Segregation From Ala. Constitution
Alabama voters will have a chance on Election Day to remove from their state constitution a provision that calls for separate schools for black and white children.
Amendment Two, a proposed constitutional amendment on the Nov. 2 ballot, would also remove references to poll taxes, which were commonly used to deny poor black and white citizens the right to vote.
The sections proposed for deletion are already unenforceable under federal and state court rulings. But to many Alabamians, rewriting the constitution to eliminate them completely is...
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