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... schools had an education less than the equivalent of the six elementary grades.16 At that time the total number of public high schools for Negroes was 64 . They were largely located in the border states . The states further south each ...
... schools had an education less than the equivalent of the six elementary grades.16 At that time the total number of public high schools for Negroes was 64 . They were largely located in the border states . The states further south each ...
Page 123
... school were concentrated in the lower grades . Approximately 70 per cent were in the elementary schools , 25 per cent in secondary schools , 3 per cent in schools of collegiate rank , and 2 per cent in professional schools.23 Many Negro ...
... school were concentrated in the lower grades . Approximately 70 per cent were in the elementary schools , 25 per cent in secondary schools , 3 per cent in schools of collegiate rank , and 2 per cent in professional schools.23 Many Negro ...
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... schools were receiving aid from the United States government , but only five reported the enrollment of women . These five schools confined their courses to dressmaking , costume designing , dress pattern making , em- broidery , power ...
... schools were receiving aid from the United States government , but only five reported the enrollment of women . These five schools confined their courses to dressmaking , costume designing , dress pattern making , em- broidery , power ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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