Getting by at the Benjamin Mays black branch : library access for African Americans in Jim Crow South Carolina, 1940-1971, by Jamie I. Cutter

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The instance Getting by at the Benjamin Mays black branch : library access for African Americans in Jim Crow South Carolina, 1940-1971, by Jamie I. Cutter represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Charleston County Public Library.

Label

Getting by at the Benjamin Mays black branch : library access for African Americans in Jim Crow South Carolina, 1940-1971, by Jamie I. Cutter

Link

http://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/etd_theses/4087/

Title remainder

library access for African Americans in Jim Crow South Carolina, 1940-1971

Statement of responsibility

by Jamie I. Cutter

Instantiates

• Getting by at the Benjamin Mays black branch : library access for African Americans in Jim Crow South Carolina, 1940-1971

Publication

• 2011

Note

Typescript

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Contents

Introduction -- The evolution of professional discourse on library segregation: 1913-2010 -- Library services to African Americans in the South: 1870-1970 -- History of library services in South Carolina and the racial divide: 1700-1970 -- Let us read: Benjamin Mays Library history, 1940-1971 -- Conclusion and suggestions for further research -- Appendix A. African American library history chronology -- Appendix B. Timeline of the Benjamin Mays Library

Dimensions

28 cm.

Extent

vi, 132 leaves

Form of item

regular print reproduction

Record ID

u545815

Reproduction note

Photocopy.