Recent scholarship about the history of historically Black colleges
and universities (HBCUs) and students’ demands for change across
educational and political spaces. Panelists will discuss HBCUs as
sites of student activism and protest in mid-twentieth century America
from varied institutional, group, and gendered perspectives.
Panel:
James Alford, William Paterson University
Eddie Cole, College of William & Mary
Deidre Flowers, Teachers College, Columbia University
Moderator:
Cally L. Waite, Teachers College, Columbia University
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Co-Sponsored by:
Center on History and Education
Office of the Vice President for Diversity and Community Affairs,
Program in History and Education, and the Black Student Network
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