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TitleE. Alma Flagg discusses experience with the Newark school system
NameHunter, Justine (Creator); White, Krista (Publisher)
Date Created2016-09-04T18:11:45-0400
Other Date2016-09-06T10:30:59-0400 (modified)
Other Date2016-09-06T11:10:28-0400 (published)
SubjectAfrican American scool principals, African American women school principals, Education -- Newark, N.J., Discrimination in employment, School districts -- Newark, N.J., Flagg, E. Alma, Central Ward (Newark, N.J.), Third Ward (Newark, N.J.)
DescriptionE. Alma Flagg, the first African-American principal in Newark since James Baxter 100 years before, was a part of a racial bias suit within the state government. She was a Vice-principal at what was then Garfield Elementary. Hear her discuss the “tumultuous times” she experienced as an African-American educator. The suit went on from 1959-1963. While they lost the suit, the Committee for Equality for Education forced changes to take place.
GenreExcerpts -- Oral histories
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T3W66NZX
Languageeng
CollectionKrueger Scott African American Oral History Analytics
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