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Lessons from the Mahaw Bog
Written by Jean Dickerson
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Lessons From The Mahaw Bog is a historical study, which provides a big picture of what black education was like during a period of United States history that should be known and remembered, a resource for teacher certification programs, professional development training, African American Studies at colleges and universities and Career Education. This book is both inspirational and factual as it reveals a woman's courage and will to be educated and educate her students in the segregated south. It is a true representation of the events, issues, experiences and outcomes of thousands of black educators during that era.
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