What Hampton Graduates Are Doing in Land-buying, in Home-making, in Business, in Teaching, in Agriculture, in Establishing Schools, in the Trades, in Church and Missionary Work, in the Professions,

This fascinating book provides a window into the world of African American achievement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Drawing on the experiences of graduates of Hampton Institute, a pioneering African American college in Virginia, the book celebrates the many ways in which African Americans were making their mark on the world.

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