A Study in Educational Inequalities in South Carolina
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A Study in Educational Inequalities in South Carolina Produced: 1936
Description This film is a documentary on differences in provisions and spending for white and Negro schools in South Carolina school districts. Reel 1 includes maps and charts that show inequities from 1920-33 and homes, shacks, farms and Negro farmers at work. Students enter segregated schools. In reel 2 Negroes enter and leave church, contrasts facilities and transportation in Negro and white schools; charts support claims. In reel 3 charts provide statistics, white children board buses; Negro children walk or hitch-hike and includes Clinton Normal and Industrial College, founded by American Methodist Episcopal Zionist Church and Friendship Baptist College, Rock Hill which was supported by Negro Baptists.
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