Conference At Swarthmore To Discuss Negro Problem - Amalgamation or Segregation to Be Discussed as Possible Solution

Conference At Swarthmore To Discuss Negro Problem - Amalgamation or Segregation to Be Discussed as Possible Solution

Bryn Mawr College; 1924 Interracial Conference

The "Conference at Swarthmore to Discuss Negro Problem" announces the 1924 conference to be held at Swarthmore and its purpose. The article mentions that each college is sending two delegates, preferably one white delegate and one Black delegate. There are three main sections of the conference: 1) "What is the Negro Problem?" 2) "Is racial discrimination warranted, economically, legally, or socially?" 3) "Amalgamation or Segregation." Sunday and Saturday afternoons are left free to allow delegates to explore the countryside, and there will be entertainment on Saturday night. Lastly, the article mentions some other topics that delegates should be prepared to discuss for the conference.

Bryn Mawr College

1924-04-09

This item has been edited from its original form for clarity by the '24 '31 Students Study Race team.

Item courtesy Bryn Mawr College Special Collections

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Bryn Mawr, PA
1924

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