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8. Nov. 2023 · James Farmer (pictured on the right) was born in Marshall, Texas, on January 12, 1920, to Pearl Marion Houston and James Leonard Farmer Sr. [1][2][3] His mother, Pearl, was a teacher. His father, James, was the son of an enslaved person, and he became a college professor of theology. He is believed to be the first black man in Texas to earn a doctorate.
James Leonard Farmer Jr. (Marshall, 12 de enero de 1920 - Fredericksburg, 9 de julio de 1999) fue un activista estadounidense. Carrera Farmer es reconocido por haber liderado el Movimiento por los Derechos Civiles "que impulsó la protesta no violenta para desmantelar la segregación y sirvió junto a Martin Luther King ".
22. Dez. 2021 · Early Years Farmer was born on January 12, 1920, in Marshall, Texas, and was the son of James Leonard Farmer, a Methodist minister and professor at Wiley College there, and Pearl Marion Houston Farmer, who had taught school before marrying. His father’s career required the family to move frequently, and he grew up in Holly Springs, Mississippi; Read more about: James Farmer (1920–1999)
James Leonard Fanner, father of civil rights leader James Farmer, was Texas'first African American Ph.D. He was a strong force in black education from 1919, when he arrived, to 1956, when he left Texas for the last time. His contributions focused on Wiley College in Marshall and Samuel Huston, later Huston-Tillotson, in Austin, both affiliated ...
James Leonard Farmer Senior ( 12 de junio de 1886 - 14 de mayo de 1961) fue un escritor, teólogo y educador estadounidense. Índice. 1 Biografía; 2 honores; 3 Filmografía; 4 notas; 5 Otros proyectos; Biografía . Hijo de esclavos (Lorena Wilson Farmer ...
10. Dez. 2020 · One such sign in Spotsylvania, Virginia remembers James Leonard Farmer, Jr.: a Civil Rights activist who helped guide the struggle for racial equality in the 1950s and 60s. Farmer instilled his legacy along the Route with both his work and personal life. He not only lived and died close by, but his famous “Freedom Rides”—bus trips that were taken from the North to the deep South in order ...
