Memory of a Harlem educator Jacqueline Lowe
A portrait of Jacqueline Lowe, Harlem educational counsellor, detailing her work, outlook on integration, and the challenges faced by Harlem children. The piece contrasts classroom realities with broader social questions, highlighting parental roles, family structure, and the impact of schooling on self perception.
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Harlem
New York City
Jacqueline Lowe
Lowe
Eisenhower on desegregation ruling moral and legal
Former President Eisenhower comments publicly on the 1954 Supreme Court school desegregation decision. He says the ruling is morally and legally correct and emphasizes conformity to the Constitution. He avoids endorsing the decision and discusses related fiscal and political issues raised by Kennedy and Congress.
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Ike
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Harlem students rarely travel beyond their city
The speaker notes that many students have never left Harlem, and recounts conversations with Mrs. Lowe who seems to embody wisdom and lifelong lessons. The reflection implies enduring local problems and the impact of a respected, memorable woman.
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Harlem
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