Negro Colleges in Wartime (1943)

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Content warning: the title of this film and the writing about it quoted below include an outdated term for historically Black colleges and universities. Informational film with voiceover narration illustrating the education and training of African American women and men in various fields and trades in service of the U.S. war effort during World War II. From Educational Film Guide, 1945: "Shows how the Negro colleges of America have gone to war and are using their resources in the drive to…

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9 minutes

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