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Peer reviewedWatkins, William H. – International Journal of Social Education, 1996
Discusses the character and contributions of Thomas Jesse Jones, an early 20th-century educator and a pioneer in social studies and black education. Jones's inconsistent philosophy (he supported limited black education but believed in white supremacy) grew out of an unlikely combination of progressive Christianity and deep conservatism. (MJP)
Descriptors: Black Education, Blacks, Educational Development, Educational History
