The Long Path to Higher Education for African Americans
THE LONG PATH TO HIGHER EDUCATION FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS had experienced in her formative years during Reconstruction. In large measure, this is the context in which she refused to take a back seat toWhites—or move to separate and segregated sections—in the famous train episode,an eerie harbinger ................
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