A high school in this city suffered a major disturbance in 1969 after black power sympathizer Claude Barnes was blocked from running for student council president, which led to violence at a nearby university here. FBI informant Edward Dawson was accused of inciting violence during a 1979 incident in this city, in which five people were slain at a Communist Workers' Party run "Death to the Klan March." That incident in this city resulted in Klansmen and Nazi Party members found not guilty of the massacre by all-white juries. Four students from an Agricultural and Technical State University, including Ezell Blair Jr., were honored for their efforts here. In 1960, thos
A high school in this city suffered a major disturbance in 1969 after black power sympathizer Claude Barnes was blocked from running for student council president, which led to violence at a nearby university here. FBI informant Edward Dawson was accused of inciting violence during a 1979 incident in this city, in which five people were slain at a Communist Workers' Party run "Death to the Klan March." That incident in this city resulted in Klansmen and Nazi Party members found not guilty of the massacre by all-white juries. Four students from an Agricultural and Technical State University, including Ezell Blair Jr., were honored for their efforts here. In 1960, those four black students refused to leave an all-white lunch counter at Woolworth's in this city. For 10 points, name this North Carolina city where a February 1960 sit-in began.
A high school in this city suffered a major disturbance in 1969 after black power sympathizer Claude Barnes was blocked from running for student council president, which led to violence at a nearby university here.
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