In 150-200 words, explain the significance of the Georgia Democratic Primary in 1944. Include Thomas Brewer in your explanation. Please and thank you.

By the late 1940s Brewer was receiving death threats from such hate groups as the Ku Klux Klan. However, it was his support for racial integration of the public schools following the Brown v. Board of Education decision in May 1954 that brought him the opprobrium of more moderate white leaders and organizations. Even before the announcement of the Brown decision, Brewer's requests to the all-white Muscogee County School Board for more equitable funding of the Black schools had been routinely shelved.

In 1955 two other issues raised local hostility to Brewer: his effort to integrate the golf course on Columbus's South Commons, and the allegation, which he steadfastly denied, that as a prominent Georgia Republican with national party connections he had used his influence to deny a popular white Columbus citizen the position of city postmaster, a federal government job. Racial tensions were also mounting late in 1955 as a result of publicity surrounding the bus boycott being carried out by the local chapter of the NAACP in Montgomery, Alabama.

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