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1. The State of Black Oregon
The State of Black Oregon
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The State of Black Oregon is a statewide report on the social and economic conditions of African Americans in Oregon, focusing on specific areas such as as education, employment, housing, health, criminal justice and child welfare. "The report reveals a persistent gap in the living standards between black and white Oregonians, which is growing wider as a result of the economic downturn" (Urban League of Portland website).
2. Kobayashi, Kenge Transcript Part 4
Kobayashi, Kenge Transcript Part 4
3. Kobayashi, Kenge Transcript Part 3
Kobayashi, Kenge Transcript Part 3
4. Herb Cawthorne classroom
Herb Cawthorne classroom
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Herb Cawthorne speaks to a group of students during an after school program at the Whitney M Young Learning Center, circa 1986. Cawthorne was a mentor to the director of the Learning Center, Deborah Cochrane.
5. Aikens, Alice Endo Transcript Part 3
Aikens, Alice Endo Transcript Part 3
6. The state of our children: the state of African American children in Multnomah and Washington counties: a preliminary report
The state of our children: the state of African American children in Multnomah and Washington counties: a preliminary report
7. Yoko McClain Transcript Part 3
Yoko McClain Transcript Part 3
8. Yoko McClain Transcript Part 5
Yoko McClain Transcript Part 5
9. Ogawa, Hiroshi Transcript 3
Ogawa, Hiroshi Transcript 3
10. Jean Moule - Oral History Interview Part 2
Jean Moule - Oral History Interview Part 2
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Jean Moule, professor emerita, OSU College of Education, begins by explaining her preparation process for this interview, part 2 of 3, which covers the time period after Moule’s graduation from Berkeley in 1967 through the early 1990s before beginning her graduate work at OSU. Moule first discusses her experiences as a student in a teacher education program during the late 1960s, her various jobs during her time in the Northern California area, and her and her husband’s move to Oregon. Moule then describes her family life and experiences, her involvement in the Christian community and how it influenced and affected her teaching, her work with the Talented and Gifted Program, and her various teaching experiences including her time as a substitute teacher and her work with the incarcerated. Original Collection: MSS Jean Moule Papers; for more information: http://wpmu.library.oregonstate.edu/oregon-multicultural-archives/2012/03/16/jean-moule-papers-2/ Audio File via MediaSpace: http://media.oregonstate.edu/index.php/show/?id=0_mpqfh32u
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