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Video Testimonial with Carolyn K. Erwin on May 5, 2020

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Legacies of Education and the Black Experience at Washington College and in Kent County

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Jason Patterson Virtual Artist Talk and Exhibit Opening at Kohl Gallery
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Video Testimonial with Carolyn K. Erwin on May 13, 2020

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In this video Carolyn Erwin describes how she arrived at Washington College and her experiences at the school. Carolyn shares painful memories of having to deal with racist administrators, professors, and students and how she learned to cope with what was thrown her way. She also recounts the assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and how she had to force the college to even acknowledge the terrible event occurred. 
Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience at Washington College
Kohl Gallery
May 13 2020
Jason Patterson
Tara Gladden
Carolyn Erwin
English
born digital
Washington College, College and Community, Civil Rights Figures
College students, Black, Racism, College teachers, Minority college students, College graduates, Black, College graduates, Community and collegeKing, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968, Maryland--Kent County, Maryland--Chestertown Chestertown
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