King Commission
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Title
King Commission
Subject
Summary of the present state of affairs of the implementation of the MLK report. Financial aid for "risk" students ("those students who led can not meet usual admission requirements because of poor education"), as well as a special degree program for said risk students to enroll is discussed. Additionally, the article covers the possible introduction of Black Studies within the curriculum, but not through the creation of its own department.
Description
Volume 65, Number 7
Creator
Sally Johnson
Publisher
The Campus
Date
10/30/1969
Contributor
Sally Johnson
Coverage
"The program might provide special courses in verbal and math fields for the student, allowing him to carry a lighter workload and complete his degree requirements in a five-year period."
"While it is unrealistic for a small liberal arts college to establish a separate department for this purpose (because of financial limitations as well as a lack of qualified professors) it would be possible to broaden already existing courses to include black studies, especially in the fields of the social sciences and American literature."
"While it is unrealistic for a small liberal arts college to establish a separate department for this purpose (because of financial limitations as well as a lack of qualified professors) it would be possible to broaden already existing courses to include black studies, especially in the fields of the social sciences and American literature."
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Sally Johnson, “King Commission,” Archives of Anti-Racist Activism, accessed October 27, 2026, https://twilightprojectantiracistrecords.middcreate.net/items/show/220.