Encyclopedia of African American Society, Volume 2Gerald David Jaynes An encyclopedic reference of African American history and culture. |
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... COLLEGE College in Ohio that was the first institute of higher learning in the United States to make the admission of African Americans students part of its official policy . The school was known as Oberlin Collegiate Institute from ...
... COLLEGE College in Ohio that was the first institute of higher learning in the United States to make the admission of African Americans students part of its official policy . The school was known as Oberlin Collegiate Institute from ...
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... College , Morehouse College , Morris Brown College , Talladega College , and Tuskegee Institute . Tuskegee and Clark ( now Clark Atlanta University ) are the only two char- ter members who remain in the conference . Over the years ...
... College , Morehouse College , Morris Brown College , Talladega College , and Tuskegee Institute . Tuskegee and Clark ( now Clark Atlanta University ) are the only two char- ter members who remain in the conference . Over the years ...
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... College at New Paltz Syracuse University University of Rochester Vassar College NORTH CAROLINA Duke University Colby College MARYLAND Morgan State University University of Maryland MASSACHUSETTS Amherst College Boston University ...
... College at New Paltz Syracuse University University of Rochester Vassar College NORTH CAROLINA Duke University Colby College MARYLAND Morgan State University University of Maryland MASSACHUSETTS Amherst College Boston University ...
Contents
Editorial Board | 500 |
Readers Guide xiii | 507 |
African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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