Publisher's Synopsis
"Piney Woods and its Story" recounts the history of the Piney Woods School, an institution dedicated to the education of African American students in Mississippi. Founded in the early 20th century, the school faced numerous challenges, including racial prejudice and financial hardship. This book documents the school's unwavering commitment to providing quality education and fostering self-sufficiency among its students.
The narrative explores the school's origins, its evolution, and the individuals who played pivotal roles in its success. It highlights the importance of education in empowering marginalized communities and promoting social change. A valuable historical document, this book offers insights into the struggles and triumphs of African American education in the rural South.
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