Veitenhans, Coley

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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Coley Veitenhans is a senior at the University of Washington Seattle Campus, majoring in History and Sociology with a minor in Diversity. After graduation, Coley will be attending the University of Washington to pursue a Master's in Teaching and hopefully become a high school history following completion of his degree.

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Significant People in African American History:


Central State University (Ohio) (1887- )
Current, Gloster B. (1913-1997)
Keppard, Freddie (1890–1933)
Lewis, Elma (1921 – 2004 )
Massey, Walter E. (1938 - )
Miami (Liberty City) Riot, 1980
Moorland, Jesse (1863–1940)
Ousley, "King" Curtis (1934–1971)

Significant People in African American History in the West:


James v. Marinship (1944)

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