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If I Were Not an Educator, 3 Words, Childhood Memory, Dr. Josie Johnson

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Educator, administrator and activist Dr. Josie Johnson shares some personal views of herself and her childhood with her family.
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Video
Created Date:
2009
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Copyright African American Registry. Please contact Registry with questions or concerns about use: info@aaregistry.org, (612) 822-6831
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Black Box Video Series

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African American Registry

Keywords

  1. African American Educators
  2. African American Families
  3. Childhood
  4. Culture
  5. Education
  6. Oral History

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