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President's Report 1957-1958 "The T.C Williams School of Law"
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Title
President's Report 1957-1958 "The T.C Williams School of Law"
Subject
Description
The section on segregation from the T.C Williams School of Law's report states that black students are now eligible to attend twenty-five out of the thirty-eight Southern law schools with Vanderbilt School of Law being the latest addition to the list. According to the Association of American Law Schools, it is best to not abandon non-segregation of law schools, but rather to act as a "mediator" to schools so they can "work out their problems as conditions change." University of Richmond continued to be one of the thirteen Southern law schools to not allow black students in its law school.
Creator
Source
Virginia Baptist Historical Society, President’s Report (1957-1958): 32.
Publisher
Office of the President, University of Richmond
Date
1957
Format
Language
English
Type
Identifier
PresReport.32-1956.JPG
Coverage
Richmond (Va.)
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Student Contributor
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Citation
Muse, William T., “President's Report 1957-1958 "The T.C Williams School of Law",” University of Richmond Race & Racism Project, accessed January 23, 2025, https://memory.richmond.edu/items/show/1721.