Archive for George S. Schuyler
The Case for the Private School
Mr, Schuyler is editor of the New York edition of the Pittsburgh Courier. A century ago education was almost entirely privately supported and controlled throughout the United States. Indeed, it was not until the early years of the nineteenth century that the first free school (for Negroes, incidentally) was established in New York City. Schools [...]
1Mar1956 | George S. Schuyler | 0 comments | Continued-
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