Race and the university : a memoir
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BookSource:
University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, p.248 (2010)Call Number:
Cubb LD4326.2 .H46 2010URL:
http://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/8714664Keywords:
African American college students--Oklahoma--Norman--Societies, Afro-American Student Union (University of Oklahoma)--History, College integration--Oklahoma--Norman--History, etc.--History, Norman (Okla.)--Race relations, University of Oklahoma--History--20th centuryAbstract:
Contents: The setting -- Lessons for rebels -- Creation of the Afro-American Student Union: Sterlin Adams remembers the beginning of the ASU -- Seeds of a rebellion -- A black declaration and a response -- Public fallout and the ASU push back: Sandra "Sandy" Rouce remembers OU -- The end of the beginning -- Too little, but not too late: Ida Elizabeth "Beth" Mack Wilson reminisces -- Adversaries, bystanders, and allies.
Publication Language:
eng
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