Brown University Professor- Hopeful Signs in Mississippi
Brown University English professor James Barnhill reports a Christmas outreach in Mississippi to recruit bright high school students for Brown. He met top seniors and juniors in five schools, noted improving faculty and all-white Murrah High’s college placement, and observed growing open discussion of race and integration despite hostile press. Barnhill plans return next Christmas to continue the outreach and recruitment effort.
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A College Teacher Learns (Continued) Mary and Jane on a bus
A teacher engages a seventh grade student named Jane during a bus ride and asks about family, home and hair, revealing racial segregation as they reach Baton Rouge. The exchange ends with Mary entering the White waiting room and Jane the Colored one.
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