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Vivian Conley

1922–1993

United States

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Vivian Conley (1922–1993) was a civil rights activist active in Muncie, Indiana. During the 1950s she was part of the campaign to desegregate Tuhey Pool, and during the 1970s she was part of the campaign to end the use of Confederate flag symbols at Southside High School. In addition to her civil rights work, for twenty years she served as the education coordinator for Trinity United Methodist Church.

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