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Paul Robeson, A Chautauqua

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Did you know that in 1915, Pau …

Did you know that in 1915, Paul Robeson became the third African-American student ever enrolled at Rutgers University? Princeton-native Robeson is one of the most well known African-Americans of the 20th century. He was a renaissance man, a social activist, scholar, intellectual, lawyer, All-American athlete, singer, linguist, humanist, and advocate for international peace. Paul Robeson’s experiences are explored in this PSP session. Participants will learn more about his political activism and cultural accomplishments.

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