President Smith's Statement on Black and Ethnic Studies [pg.1]

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A statement addressing the intesified effort to expand Black and Ethnic Studies on campus.

Created by
Robert R. Smith
Date
1968-11-04
Publisher
San Francisco State College
Locale
San Francisco, CA
Owner
Special Collections, San Francisco State University
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4698

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