Segregation and Protest in St. Louis

This chapter explores the deep socio-economic divides in St. Louis, particularly the stark contrast between the affluent and impoverished neighborhoods separated by the infamous Delmar Divide. It highlights key civil rights protests, including a dramatic disruption of the Veiled Prophet Society in 1973, showcasing the innovative methods used by activists to challenge systemic racism and exclusion. Additionally, the chapter reflects on the historical implications of segregation and the ongoing struggles faced by local communities amidst shifting power dynamics.