Charlayne Hunter sitting,classmates,African American,GA,Georgia,University,1961

Title: [Charlayne Hunter sitting with classmates ]
Date Created/Published: 1961 Jan. 31.
Summary: Photograph shows Charlayne Hunter sitting in class reading through her course work materials.
Notes:
Photograph by UPI Telephoto.
No. ATP011104.
Note on verso: Negro girl in class - Athens, GA.: One of the two Negro students to shatter 175 years of segregation at the University of Georgia, Charlayne Hunter (right) chats with white classmates as she inspects classroom materials here, Jan. 11th. Miss Hunter was attending a class in 'Principles and Ethics of Journalism.' Miss Hunter, a journalism major, and Hamilton Holmes are the first Negro students ever to attend the university.
Title devised by Library staff.
Forms part of: New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection (Library of Congress).
Subjects:
Hunter-Gault, Charlayne.
University of Georgia--1960-1970.
African Americans--Education--Georgia--Athens--1960-1970.
African Americans--Women--Georgia--Athens--1960-1970.
Students--Georgia--Athens--1960-1970.
School integration--Georgia--Athens--1960-1970.
Group portraits--1960-1970.
Photographic prints--1960-1970.
Bookmark /2011645204/
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