African Americans working as printing typesetters
African Americans working as printing typesetters, at Tuskegee Institute, c. 1910-25. The college stressed practical occupational skills. Most students came from the rural South, occupation skills would help them earn a living, where racial oppression limited their employment in public positions or professions (BSLOC_2017_20_134)
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11971588
Media ID
45361459
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3000px x 2351px
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Credit
Mary Evans / Everett Collection
Source
Everett Collection
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