Anderson, Meg

An Online Reference Guide to African American History

Quintard Taylor

Scott and Dorothy Bullitt Professor of American History

University of Washington, Seattle

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Meg Anderson is a teacher from Bellevue, Washington. She has a Master in Teaching with an emphasis on Spanish from the University of Washington in Seattle. Her undergraduate degree is in Spanish and Portuguese Studies, also from UW.

AFFILIATION: Independent Historian	EMAIL: jiejie768@hotmail.com
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Independent Historians

Significant People in African American History:


Becton, Jr., Lieutenant General Julius W. (1926- )
Bridges, Ruby (1954 - )
Knights of Peter Claver (1909- )
National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. (1895--)
National Medical Association (1895- )
Peterson, Lieutenant General Frank E., Jr. (1932- )
Phyllis Wheatley Women's Clubs (1895- )
Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. (1961- )

Significant People in African American History in the West:


Bennett, Chris H. (1943- )

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