The History of Racism at UVM: The Vermont Paradox
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Parent Collections - Kake Walk at UVM
Title - The History of Racism at UVM: The Vermont Paradox
Creator - McCrorey, H. Lawrence.
Date Created - 2004-02-19
Description - Larry McCrorey, professor emeritus of molecular physiology and biophysics and former dean of the School of Allied Health, was among the most vocal opponents of Kake Walk. He delivered this speech, “The History of Racism at UVM: the Vermont Paradox,” on Feb. 19 at 4 p.m. in the McCrorey Gallery of Multicultural Art at the University of Vermont's Bailey/Howe Library.
Subject - Racism.
- University of Vermont.
- African Americans in popular culture.
- Civil rights.
- College teachers.
- Minorities -- Education (Higher).
- Multiculturalism.
- Public schools.
- Race discrimination.
- Sexism.
Extent - 24 pages
Note [Digital Version] - 2010-08-26, Center for Digital Initiatives, University of Vermont Libraries
Type of Resource - text
Source Document Location - University of Vermont Libraries. Special Collections.
Shelf Location - University Archives, Record Group 53: Fraternities and Sororities, Series: Kake Walk
Publisher - Special Collections, University of Vermont Libraries
Access Conditions - In Copyright
Access Conditions [Local] - For further information please contact Special Collections, University of Vermont Libraries at uvmsc@uvm.edu.
Identifier [Local] - kwsecondaryMcCrorey
Language - English
Language [Code] - eng
Digital Format - image/tiff
Digital Format - Text/Grayscale: 8 bits; 300 ppi
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