Subject
Universities; Black Students; University of Pittsburgh
Description
As Black students protested against making the University of Pittsburgh more equitable, one professor saw a chance to uplift Black students. More than 50 years later, the school is still learning from his short-lived but impactful effort. When Jerome Taylor joined Pitt’s psychology faculty in the late 1960s, he saw an apparent problem. It was overwhelmingly white. And so were the students.
Creator
Naomi Harris
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