The Roots of African American Education in Arkansas

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The Roots of African American Education in Arkansas

Video recording of symposium in which speakers Dr. Mary Rose Jerrette, Dr. Joel Hale, Peggy Lloyd, Amanda L. Paige, and Gwendolyn Twillie discuss topics of the Jeane Teacher Program, Ila Upchurch, the history of the Colored Industrial Institute, and a living history presentation about the life of educator Charlotte Stephens.

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title: The Roots of African American Education in Arkansas

creator: Black History Commission of Arkansas; Arkansas State Archives; Dr. Mary Rose Jerrette; Dr. Joel Hale; Peggy Lloyd; Amanda L. Paige; Gwendolyn Twillie

subject: African Americans--Education--History; African Americans--History

description: Video recording of symposium in which speakers Dr. Mary Rose Jerrette, Dr. Joel Hale, Peggy Lloyd, Amanda L. Paige, and Gwendolyn Twillie discuss topics of the Jeane Teacher Program, Ila Upchurch, the history of the Colored Industrial Institute, and a living history presentation about the life of educator Charlotte Stephens.

publisher: Arkansas State Archives

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date: 2015-02-07

type: Moving Image

format: .mp4

identifier: asa_ms000757_bd005_vid_ac

source: Black History Commission of Arkansas seminars (digital), MS.000757

language: English

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coverage: Arkansas

rights: The copyright law of the United States (Title 17-U.S. Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. The person using this material is liable for any infringement. For more information on copyright or permissions for this content, please contact the Arkansas State Archives at 501-682-6900 or state.archives@arkansas.gov.

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