This February 9, 1970 opinion piece published in the Guilford College student newspaper, The Guilfordian, argues that African American contributions to history should be integrated into all history and not just recognized during one week each year.
Negro History Week - Why Not Every Day?
Coleman, Minnette (Creator)
Minnette Coleman was a guest columnist for the The Guilfordian, Guilford College's student newspaper, in 1970 and 1971. Coleman went on to become an actress, writer and grants administrator for The New World Foundation, based in New York City. She created and produced the one-woman show Hand-Me-Downs, which explored the ways her life experience paralleled the Civil Rights Movement.
1970-02-09
Greensboro (N.C.)
1970-1979
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Segregation in education--United States Race relations
North Carolina African-American History
Race Relations
Greensboro, N.C. : Guilford College
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