Delilah W. Pierce Wrote: The Significance of Art Experiences In The Education Of The Negro

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In Carter G. Woodson’s The Negro History Bulletin, volume XV, number 6, published in March of 1952, Delilah W. Pierce wrote:

 

Education for “our way of life” in “our times”; education for “all the people” that our way of life might be maintained; this we hear and say ever so often and, as Americans, firmly believe. We believe that our security, progress and happiness, as a democratic…

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The Significance Of The Art Experiences In The Education Of The Negro

 

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