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Problems and Progress in the Desegregation of the Predominantly Black Public Universities of North Carolina: With Particular Focus on North Carolina A & T State University.
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Laukaitis, William E. – Negro Educational Review, 1980
Chronicles the history of racial separation in North Carolina's system of higher education. Shows that desegregation progress has been minimal and stresses the importance of strengthening the educational program at predominantly Black North Carolina A & T in order to better serve all students. (GC)
Descriptors: Black Colleges, College Desegregation, College Segregation, Educational History
A Response to William E. Laukaitis...Desegregation of Higher Education in Predominantly Black Public Universities in North Carolina: Fact or Fiction.
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Colston, Marshall H. – Negro Educational Review, 1980
Holds that (1) the disproportionate and discriminatory allocation of state resources to Black institutions, and (2) the reluctance of federal agencies to push for desegregation, have contributed to maintenance of the status quo with respect to the growth and development of Black universities in North Carolina. (Author/GC)
Descriptors: Black Colleges, College Desegregation, Enrollment Trends, Federal Government
The Consequences of the University of North Carolina's Consent Decree.
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Dentler, Robert A.; And Others – Integrated Education, 1982
Discusses components of the University of North Carolina's consent decree, and holds that the "remedies" proposed therein actually will prevent the achievement of equal educational opportunity in North Carolina. (GC)
Descriptors: Affirmative Action, Black Colleges, Black Students, Economically Disadvantaged