Universities In Maryland Reckon With Past Yearbook Photos
BALTIMORE (AP) -- Universities in Maryland are now grappling with racist images in yearbooks from the 1960s and 1970s.
A fraternity page from a 1970 University of Maryland yearbook shows members imitating a lynching.
Yearbook pages from another fraternity in the 1960s include references to minstrel shows as well as photos of men in blackface.
A 1965 yearbook photo shows a man in black paint at a football celebration.
Johns Hopkins University also unearthed racist photos. They include a student in blackface in 1981 and people in robes and hoods in 1961.
The images are re-emerging in the wake of the scandal plaguing Virginia.
A racist photo surfaced last week from Gov. Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook page.
He has denied being in the photo.
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