but he will also be interested in education and he will be instrumental in the founding of washburn university, to be an institution that is part of this community. the idea that we are going to have an educated citizenry, and inclusive citizenry, is an improvement over what we had east of the mississippi at the time. kansas is a fertile ground for a new america. we tell the story to visitors, principally -- we have a heritage education program, in which we deal with middle schoolers and elementary education schools. we talk about the underground railroad and we connect the activities that the house represents because it was a station on the underground railroad. we tell the richies story and kids can identify with it. they also go five blocks to the south and they go to the monroe school where they talk about the issues that lead to the civil rights movement of the 1950's. so you have freedom issues in the 1850's that we talk about here and at the monro school, we talk about freedom issues of the 1950's at the monroe school. kids can begin to understand that something really important about a

. -- washburn university to be an institution that is part of this community. we have an inclusive citizenry. it's an improvement over what we had east of the mississippi at the time. kansas is a fertile ground for a new america. we tell the story to visitors, principally our heritage education program where we go with middle schoolers and elementary education schools, we talk about the underground railroad and we connect the activities that the house represents because it was a station on the underground railroad. we tell the richie's story and identify with it. the go five blocks to the south and they go to the monroe school where they talk about the issues that lead to the civil rights movement of the 1950's. you have freedom issues of the 1850's here and then we talk about freedom issues of the 1950's at the monroe school. kids can begin to understand that something really important about america happens right here into begun. -- in topeka. >> our tour staff recently traveled to topeka to learn about its rich history. learn more about the begun another stop

washburn. johnson was found guilty to the prosecution couldn't show beyond a reasonable doubt said he was a committed. but the university pointed out he appealed and appealed got to the university court and was found guilty. the president wrote him a letter and i have a copy saying i'm sorry to inform you your expelled. but he wasn't expelled. when i filed a request to the university system wouldn't tell me at all. they said we can't even tell you that there was a trial because privacy rules. so there's this student educational privacy act or something and it's used to protect the privacy of students justly, but it is abused and used to hide actions of universities and administrators and in this case that's what they did. i tried to find out later minute something happened because he's still a student. they wouldn't even see if there was a case. so if i found out by other means what happened is he had one more appeal after the university expelled him he appealed to the commissioner of higher education and they said wait a minute when the government said you have to use this burden of proof for ponderings of evidence, yo