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Before the First Three: Reckoning with Tech’s History and Realizing A Better Future
Before the First Three: Reckoning with Tech’s History and Realizing A Better Future
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Bolton, Samantha
Brinson, Alexandra
Manning, Karen
McGee, Alexandra
Nwasike, Adaiba C.
Onyia, Chisomebi B.
Trotman, Camille
Brinson, Alexandra
Manning, Karen
McGee, Alexandra
Nwasike, Adaiba C.
Onyia, Chisomebi B.
Trotman, Camille
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Abstract
The Library and the Library Engagement and Inclusion Council invites you to learn about the uncovering of a student’s family history at segregation-era Georgia Tech and the Archives' role in restoring the true story of desegregation at the Institute.
Join Karen Manning, Engagement and Inclusion Librarian, Georgia Tech student and member of the Organization for Social Activism (OSA) Samantha "Sam" Bolton, University Archivist Alex McGee, Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Diversity Resident Alex Brinson, plus invited guests from Student Government Association and the NAACP for a discussion reflecting on the greater history of Georgia Tech prior to 1961. From there, they will explore the recent past, present, and the outlook for history and accountability -- including the shortcomings and significant progress for students and the institution.
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2024-02-28
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86:52 minutes
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Moving Image
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Lecture
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