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Dr. Joetta Mial
Dr. Joetta Mial has been active in education her entire career. She was a high school teacher when African American students began demanding equal education in the sixties. The students wanted more African American teachers and a better curriculum with an African American focus. Dr. Mial recounts her experiences with the Civil Rights Movement as an educator and administrator in Ann Arbor Public Schools. | |||
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Video Clip of Dr. Joetta Mial |
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| Integration in Early Ann Arbor (00:53) | Dr. Joetta Mial speaks of the student protests in Ann Arbor schools during the Civil Rights Era. |