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How 19th Century College Students Argued for the Abolition of Slavery: A Conversation Between James Devitt and Michael Jirik
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How 19th Century College Students Argued for the Abolition of Slavery: A Conversation Between James Devitt and Michael Jirik
NYU Press author Michael Jirik explores how Black intellectuals ascended in society through dissent on campus Wilberforce University, above, was named after a British abolitionist and served as a vehicle for Black self-determination before and after the Civil War. Lithograph by Middleton, Wallace & Co., retrieved from the Library of Congress. Wilberforce University, above, was named after a British abolitionist and served as a vehicle for Black …
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