EWP 2A Yr 1940 Transportation Equity Complaint Item
Identifier
1000195
Is Part Of
Uncategorized
Title
EWP 2A Yr 1940 Transportation Equity Complaint
Tag
Transportation Equity, William McKinley Jackson, Eva Jackson, Manassas Industrial
letter, education, segregation, African American, challenges, high school, NAACP, Virginia, college
William McKinley Jackson, Oscar L. Emerick, Loudoun County, education, African-American, high school, disparities, obstacles, access, opportunities
Is Version Of
1000195_EWP_1-1-1_March_18_1940_Equal_Trnasportation.pdf
Format
.pdf
Date Created
2024-01-62
Source
/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/Access Files/Upload temp/1000195_EWP_1-1-1_March_18_1940_Equal_Trnasportation.pdf
Publisher
Digitized by Edwin Washington Project
Description
On March 18 1940 William McKinley Jackson complained that because transportation to an accredited HS wasn't provided , which was needed for college entry, and because non existed in Loudoun, he was giving Emerrick a bill from 1939 covering his expenses to send his daughter Eva to Manassas Industrial.
Number
d6f3f5fa5b889405d4b4b637ddb2daa51872de3c2c7c42ce5429f47ca0eb6ff1
663c6e4b342170e7d6264309afef3ba7911ff83dfe03a146c30e737972e15d2d
Spatial Coverage
Virginia
Rights
Loudoun County Public Schools
Language
English
Replaces
/Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/source/Ingest One/1 Civil Rights/1-1-1_Equal_Education/EWP_1-1-1_March_18_1940_Equal_Trnasportation.pdf
