Bucknell Professor speaks out against segregation at the University

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Title

Bucknell Professor speaks out against segregation at the University

Subject

Professor vilifies segregation at Bucknell

Description

These three files from a 1964 Bucknellian demonstrate different aspects of the social justice advice provided by Bucknell Philosophy professor F. David Martin (1920-2014). Mainly, he reflects on the fact that fraternities and sororities drive the social atmosphere of Bucknell and that these organizations often discriminate against or exclude both black and Jewish students based on their national guidelines. In addition, Martin defends himself after being quoted as saying Bucknell students were particularly “inbred” and “isolated” when he spoke at a Virginia Union University panel. Virginia Union University is a historically black college in Richmond, VA that was founded in 1865. Martin claims his comments were taken out of context.

Creator

The Bucknellian - (1) author unknown ; (2) Don Braun ; (3) author unknown

Source

The Bucknellian (3 articles)

Publisher

The Griot Institute

Date

April 9, 1964 ; February 27, 1964 ; April 7, 1964

Type

Image, Text, News Article

Files

https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-net/14768/archive/files/550fa624d6c15c6eb157ef33e51c6c66.pdf
https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-net/14768/archive/files/34140691b16b531176603522e5d0c31b.pdf
https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-net/14768/archive/files/f75bf2c42456289938f66fbe8050d3f2.pdf
Date Added
May 13, 2016
Collection
Black Students at Bucknell
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Citation
The Bucknellian - (1) author unknown ; (2) Don Braun ; (3) author unknown, “Bucknell Professor speaks out against segregation at the University,” Bucknell Civil Rights Project, accessed May 15, 2024, http://bucivilrights.omeka.bucknell.edu/omeka/items/show/34.