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Agnes Hildebrand Wilson speech--outtakes

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1968 South Carolina Teacher of the Year Agnes Hildebrand Wilson (Burgess) speaks at a podium. The first African-American woman to receive the state honor, she was also named a National Honor Roll Teacher in late April 1969.
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Keywords

  1. Burgess, Agnes, 1914 2012
  2. Education
  3. Teachers

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