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Fascinating and informative survey of the young Black men who went to Harvard at the dawn of the 1960s civil rights era.
Currently #ImmersionReading this memoir by journalist #KentGarrett, who chronicles his experience as one of 18 Black students in the Harvard Class of 1963, as well as what happened to the other 17. I‘m intrigued mostly because I was at Harvard 25 years later.
UPDATE: ✅🤓👏🏼
There is no one as happy as a teacher at the start of summer! Yesterday I adulted with medical appointments, but today I‘m playing with my library books! #TeachersofLitsy #SummerBreak #June2021
A collective memoir of sorts. The author was one of 18 African-American students in Harvard‘s class of 1963. He looks up and interviews his classmates. I would have liked more about their undergraduate stories and experiences. #ARC #Edelweiss