Category Archives: Knight, Franklin W.
Cultural Conflicts; Commentary on Cultural Contests
Caribbean specialist Franklin Knight and Africanist Harold Marcus examine the effects of multiculturalism on American education.; Richard Schramm discusses multiculturalism uses and abuses in American schooling. 593 – Cultural Conflicts; Commentary on Cultural Contests
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African Americans Part 1
John Hope Franklin discusses his latest book, Race and History (Louisiana State University Press). Franklin Knight discusses the origins of African-American culture in the New World. 540 – African Americans Part 1
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Black Women in White; The Caribbean
Darlene Clark Hine discusses her book Black Women in White: Racial Conflict and Cooperation in the Nursing Profession, 1890-1950, a history of black women in the American nursing profession. In the second segment [16:00], Franklin Knight discusses his book The … Continue reading
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