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President's Committee on Vocational Education inquiry regarding vocational education for Negroes

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United StatesPresident's Committee on Vocational Education

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Concerns vocational education for African Americans. Includes an addendum and a return envelope addressed to Robert C. Weaver.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Vocational Education

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