How To Use Tuskegee In A Sentence
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With rampant racism throughout both the government and the military, McIlwain endured hate and abuse that most Americans couldn't conjure in a nightmare as he embarked on a personal journey of courage and determination, becoming one of the country's first black fighter pilots - one of the famed Tuskegee
Heroes or Villains?
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Exactly a year earlier in the Tuskegee courthouse, his congressman, Tom Heflin, had attacked him as a liar and troublemaker, a fomenter of racial strife, a dangerous Negro.
Up From History: The Life of Booker T. Washington
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One famous case involved Tuskegee, Ala., a square-shaped municipality that was redrawn in 1957 as a 28-sided figure.
Jonathan Weiler: Invisible Boundaries, Visible Harm
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Congress has designated only one college campus in the country as a National Historic Site : Tuskegee .
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I "ironed" the first farm-wagons, the first two-seated spring-wagon, and the first buggy made at Tuskegee.
Tuskegee & Its People: Their Ideals and Achievements
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But Sullivan said that even physicians from historically black medical colleges face some mistrust and misinformation as a legacy of Tuskegee.
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Roughly eight hours after our journey began today, and it has been filled with lots of excitement, lots of emotion, especially for the Tuskegee Airmen who were hereupon special invitation and to see this huge sea of humanity.
CNN Transcript Jan 25, 2009
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But others at the Tuskegee meeting cautioned against dismissing too casually possible genetic differences in health outcomes among racial and ethnic groups.
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But others at the Tuskegee meeting cautioned against dismissing too casually possible genetic differences in health outcomes among racial and ethnic groups.
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In 1932 one could be a liberal and a progressive and still consistently support the Tuskegee Study; involvement in the project was not necessarily an index of bigotry or racism.
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Gray said he asked four of the men who live in Tuskegee to watch the film with him.
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Despite what has been called the moral astigmatism of the Tuskegee study, not all of its lessons are negative.
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Up to about eight or ten years ago we at Hampton spoke of Tuskegee as a small Hampton, but "small" no longer describes Tuskegee, and I doubt seriously if _large Hampton_ would be altogether proper.
Tuskegee & Its People: Their Ideals and Achievements
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In 200 escort missions to heavily defended targets, the Tuskegee Airmen never lost a bomber to an enemy fighter.
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Judge owes his life to Tuskegee airmen.
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Later, she was trained in obstetrics at Tuskegee; but in the desperate need in the countryside, and with a 'quiet passive aggressiveness,' she actually practiced medicine and established the first V.D. clinic and the first pre-natal clinic in the county.
Maude Callen Part 5: "In the Desperate Need of the Countryside"
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Lee, who has lived in Camarillo since 1965, was honored, with fellow Tuskegee Airmen Leo Gray of Fort Lauderdale,
Heroes or Villains?
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But Sullivan said that even physicians from historically black medical colleges face some mistrust and misinformation as a legacy of Tuskegee.
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But others at the Tuskegee meeting cautioned against dismissing too casually possible genetic differences in health outcomes among racial and ethnic groups.
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Years ago the Tuskegee airmen helped liberate Europe in World War II.
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In the late 1930s, he briefly attended Tuskegee Institute before he was expelled for bootlegging.
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A city of eastern Alabama north - northeast of Tuskegee.
