A new exhibit launches today at the Kansas African American Museum exploring segregation in Wichita during the 1950’s.

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Through research, photographs, and old artifacts, Donna Rae Pearson, the event organizer was able to portray what it was like for black students in Wichita during the ears of segregation.

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