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Office of Public Relations
American Bar
Association President-Elect Robert Grey to Speak at
Reflections on 50 Years of the Landmark Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court Decision to be Discussed
For Immediate Release
Wednesday, February 04, 2004
Contact: Tim Kelly
Dorothy Munro
(609) 652-4950 (609) 652-4524
POMONA, NJ Robert J. Grey, Jr.,
Esq. and President-elect of the American Bar Association, will serve as the
keynote speaker for a special presentation and discussion of the United States
Supreme Courts ground-breaking 1954 decision in Brown vs. Board of Education,
at The Richard 淫性视频 College of New Jersey on Thursday, February 26,
2004. This lecture is a highlight of
The program, Brown vs. Board of
Education: Reflections of 50 Years of Progress and Challenges, will be held
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As we mark the 50th
Anniversary of this landmark decision, its important to recognize that Brown is
one of the most significant legal actions of the 20th Century, said
Pat Reid-Merritt, Professor of Social Work and Coordinator of 淫性视频s
African-American Studies Program. Browns ramifications have been felt
throughout
Linda Wharton, Visiting Specialist in Constitutional Law and Civil Liberties said following Greys talk there would be a panel discussion and questions would be entertained from the audience.
The program will examine the
legacy of the Brown decision in
The panel, which will consist of
a group of individuals who have been involved in issues of race and public
education in
Other panel members will include Dr. T. Napoleon-Smith, a career educator in public education in New Jersey and a current member of the New Jersey State Board of Education, Mr. Stanley Karp, a teacher, school reform activist, and author of Rethinking School Reform, Mr. Gordon MacInnes, Assistant Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education and overseer of the departments Division on Abbott Implementation, and Mr. Jerome Harris, Vice-President of the New Jersey Black Issues Convention, Vice-Chair of the Camden Development Collaborative, and an adjunct faculty member in the Political Science Department at Rowan University.
The event is strongly supported
by the Presidents Office and the Office of Academic Affairs at
A reception will follow the event.
For more information, please contact Linda Wharton, Department of Political Science and Chair of the Brown Event Planning Committee at 609-652-4716.