In 1908, Berea College in Kentucky
a. became the first racially integrated college in the South.
b. closed down rather than admit a black student who had sued to be admitted.
c. ended its policy of racial integration after the Supreme Court declared the policy illegal.
d. became the first southern university to allow a black professor to teach classes to white students.
c. ended its policy of racial integration after the Supreme Court declared the policy illegal.
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