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In 1964, Thelma graduated from Illinois University with a bachelor in economics and a master's of science degree in guidance and counseling. She then taught in the East Louis School system for 28 years, and volunteered at the Red Cross shelter where she taught survival skills to women.

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Eight of the surviving "Little Rock Nine" students recall milestone

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Little Rock Nine Member Looks Back At Integrating White High School In 1957 | Megyn Kelly TODAY

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60 Years On, A Look Back at the Little Rock Nine

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Jefferson Thomas attended Los Angeles State college and received a degree in business administration. For 27 years hr served as an Infantry Squad Leader for the US Army in Vietnam before passing away on September 5, 2010 from pancreatic cancer.

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Terrence Roberts became a professor Antioch College in LA after earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology, a master's degree, and a PhD in psychology from Southern Illinois University. He also became the co-chair of the Master of Arts in Psychology and is CEO of Terrence J. Roberts and Associates Consulting Forum.

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Carlotta attended Michigan State University before moving to Denver with the rest of her family. She got her bachelor of science degree from Colorado State University, founded LaNier and Company and became president of Little Rock Nine Foundation.

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Gloria went on to get her bachelor of science degree in chemistry and mathematics from the Illinois Institute of Technology. Since then, she worked as a systems analyst, technical writer, a patent attorney for businesses. She even founded, and was editor-in-chief for, Computers in Industry.

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Ernest went to Michigan State University after Little Rock Nine and got his bachelor's degree in social science and his master's in sociology. From 1968-1977 he was director for the A. Phillip Randolf Education Fund and was later appointed to the assistant secretary of housing an urban afairs in 1977 to 1981.

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Elizabeth graduated from Central State University with a master'sin history. After that, she served in the Army and was a Probation officer for the fist division Circuit Court of Pulaski County. She was also employed as a military journalist and a social studies teacher.

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Minnijean received a scholarship to New Lincoln school in Manhattan and moved to New York after she got expelled from Little Rock Central High. She ended up getting a bachelor in Native Human Services from Laurentian University and a master's in Carleton University in Ontario Canada. From there, she move on to become an activist on several diversity issued and has won many awards for doing so.

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After Little Rock 9, Melba got a bachelor of arts degree and a master's degree in journalism from San Francisco State University and Columbia University. She then became an author and is the first of all 9 kids to write a book on her experience in Little Rock Central High. She even won the Robert F. Kennedy Book award in 1995 for her book called "Warriors Don't Cry."