Black Women's Vocational Education. History of Black Women's Education in the South, 1865-Present. Instructional Modules for Educators, Module II [electronic resource] / Elizabeth L. Ihle.
Vocational education, called industrial education from its beginnings during the Reconstruction years, was hailed by its supporters as a means of making education practical and relevant to the lives of its black students. Its detractors, however, felt that industrial education was intentionally desi...
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