Johnson / Parents' Education
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Interviewer: Did he have a formal education? Johnson: He spent some time at a college called Guadalupe. Closed up pretty early. Couldn’t make it because I think it was private. Lack of support—higher education was almost nil back in that time. Interviewer: What about your mother? Johnson: No, except public school. She completed the public school. Interviewer: So, she graduated from high school? Johnson: Yes, as it were.
| Interview | Interview with James E. Johnson |
| Subjects | Family › Parenting |
| Education › All-Black Education | |
| Education › Elementary Education | |
| Education › Secondary Education | |
| Education › Higher Education | |
| Education › Private and Parochial Education | |
| Historic Periods › Jim Crow Period | |
| Tags | Guadalupe College |
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| Interview date | 2015-07-21 |
| Interview source | CRBB Summer 2015 |
| Interviewees | Johnson, James E. |
| Interviewers | Acuña-Gurrola, Moisés |
| Bynum, Katherine | |
| Duration | 00:00:51 |
| Citation | "Parents' Education," from James E. Johnson oral history interview with Moisés Acuña-Gurrola and Katherine Bynum, July 21, 2015, Prairie View, TX , Civil Rights in Black and Brown Interview Database, https://crbb.tcu.edu/clips/689/parent-s-education, accessed November 25, 2024 |
