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Title: Correspondence regarding which department the "African Design" course will be placed in
Creator: Lottes, John W
Lederer, Wolfgang
Ford, Harry X. (Harry Xavier)
Contributing Institution: California College of the Arts Libraries
Collection: CCA/C Archives
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Description: A letter to Wolfgang Lederer, Chairman of the Department of Design, from John W. Lottes, Assistant to the President, in which Lottes justifies his decision to assign the "African Design" course to the Design Division, attached to a later correspondence from Lederer to President Harry Ford and Martin Streich, Chairman of Basic Studies, insisting that "African Design has no place in the Design Program". And a final message from President Ford stating that "African Design" would become part of the Black Studies Department.
Type: text
Format: correspondence
reformatted digital
2 sheets: 8.5 x 11 in.
application/pdf
Identifier: https://vault.cca.edu/items/b203c523-88f9-4a6f-a734-51fe617493f9/0/
Language: English
Subject: African Americans--Study and teaching
Lederer, Wolfgang, 1912-2003
Lottes, John W
Ford, Harry X. (Harry Xavier), 1921-2008
Streich, Martin H., 1928-1999
Wright, Michael Frank
Source: CCA/C Archives

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