THE FIRST civil right IN ATLANTA, GA

I BELIEVE THAT ANTIONE GRAVES Antoine Graves (1862–1941) was a prominent Atlanta
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Realtor, first principal of Gate City Colored Public School (1884–1886SET  and principal at the
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Storrs School, the first school in Atlanta for blacks THE CITY OF WHEN ANTOINE Graves
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refused to honor a man who fought for slavery. Graves was fired as a result of this refusal.
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ATLANTA, GA. OFF ON THE right track. THIS WAS ONE OF THE FIRST civil right in act in action here in ATLANTA, GA.
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ATLANTA, GA. IN AROUND ABOUT December 6, 1889(1889-12-06)


When principal of Gate City Colored Public School, Jefferson Davis's body passed in front of the
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school on the way to Richmond, Virginia for burial. Schools were ordered to close that day so
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everyone could attend the memorial parade, but Graves refused to honor a man who fought for
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slavery. Graves was fired as a result of this refusal.

Antoine Graves FAMILY THAT WENT TO Atlanta University

Graves family home located at 116 Howell street  Atlanta, Ga.

Mr.,” “Mrs.,” or “Miss.” For the black Calhouns of all ages, education was paramount. In November 1908 Antoine Graves Sr. enrolled in the American Correspondence School of Law in Chicago, a three-year course. The following year his daughter Marie completed the college preparatory course at Atlanta University, where .

Antoine Graves sr. coll. 1881-83               Rome Ga.

Teacher, Real estate, INDEPENDENT NEW PAPER OWNER BY Antoine Grave SR.

Antoine Graves Jr. coll.    1906-07   college pre. Atlanta University

Antoine Graves Jr. Gradduated from Howard university in 1912 and set up his practice at 502 Auburn avenue in down town Atlanta

he was nick name judge by his family.

Nellie Webb graves coll. 1903-06 Music Teacher

Atlanta, Ga. july 29 .1886

Catherine Webb Graves Oct, 15 1885  ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

1830 Sinai Calhoun WEBB, Murray

she was the mother of Catherine Webb Graves and ATLANTA, DAUGTHER


Catherine Graves Nash received his kindergarten Teaching certificate


Kate Graves earned  Certificate from the ATLANTA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK


SHE START WORK AT Fulton County department of FAMILY AND CHILDREN SERVICE AS A SOCIAL WORKER

three mayor cite of ATLANTA,GA. IN ME FAMILY TREE

William E. Ezzard (June 12, 1799 – March 24, 1887) was a Southern United States politician who
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served as the 11th, 13th and 19th Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia, in the 19th century.
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His granddaughter Catherine (daughter of Ezzard's biracial daughter Sinai Calhoun Webb, born a
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slave in 1830), married Antoine Graves, a prominent black realtor and educator in Atlanta

A POLICE OFFICER WORD IS HIS BOND

1. If a police officer give and order, and tell something all court believe he acting in the best interest of the public.
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2.if he or she fill there life is threating. they can pull they gun and protected there life or the public is threated there job is to protected them.
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*can do what every to take control of the situation. even kill the suspect. it the Police
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officer Judgment call.
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The government his bosses and the court judges stand by the police officer because they believe the
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officer made good judgment call and acted proper.
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that what I thought went a City of ATLANTA, POLICE OFFICER SAID WE ALLOW FOLKS TO

CHANGE THERE PHONE IN THE WOODRUFF PARK IN ATLANTA, GA.CITY PARK  I
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LOOK AROUND AND SAW A GREAT DEAL HOMELESS PEOPLE CHANGE THEIR. I ASK
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HIM AGAIN HE SAID YES YOU CAN CHANGE YOU PHONE IN THE PARK.
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I SEEN FOLKS CHANGE THERE PHONE IN ALL CITY PARKS I BEEN AT, AND POLICE
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OFFICER NEVER SAID ANY THING. NOT EVEN THE FOLKS WORK IN THE PARK. THESE
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FOLKS EVEN CHANGE YOU PHONE IF YOU ASK THEM. I SEEM THEM TIMEAND TIME
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DO THAT.

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