Intellectually Persecuted: Down but Never Out - Tapa blanda

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When Dr. Marshall Jenkins was interviewed on a local Florida TV station in 1980, the interviewer asked him, 'Who are you?' By that time, Dr. Jenkins had served in the army in World War II, earned his degrees in education from universities in Florida and Connecticut, become the first black high school principal in the state of Connecticut, and overseen the desegregation of schools in New York and Florida as a principal and an area superintendent. This book is his answer to that question.