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Peer reviewedMiddleton, Richard T., III – Negro Educational Review, 1979
In this paper the case of Andrews vs Drew, Mississippi School District et al. is discussed in terms of the decision that women may be employed as school teachers in spite of the fact that they are unwed mothers. Implications for women's rights in general are examined. (WI)
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Blacks, Court Litigation, Employed Women
