Rudolph Renfrow

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US-GCS DCL Coll-284 Row A CITY Grinnell Stories-2015-08-14

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Rudolph Renfrow

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Rudolph Renfrow
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African Americans, Racism

Post title: Rudolph Renfrow: A Black Life That Mattered

NOTE: Removed from Grinnell Stories blog when included in Grinnell Stories: African Americans of Early Grinnell by Kaiser, Daniel H., 1945- https://stewlib.ent.sirsi.net/client/en_US/default/search/results?qu=grinnell+stories+early+african+americans&te=#

Date published: August 14, 2015

Link to blog post: N/A, see note

Drake Library Archive Digital File Name: Grinnell Stories/2015-08-14 Rudolph Renfrow

Summary: After graduating from Grinnell High School, Rudolph Renfrow continued his education at Hampton Institute in Virginia, where he was a part of the committee of students responsible for the 1927 student strike. These strikes protested against Hampton Principal Dr. James E. Gregg and other white administrators for caving to segregationist sentiments, tolerating effective teachers, and demanding blind obedience from students. Rudolph then lived in D. C, where he joined the New Negro Alliance, worked at Investors Syndicate, joined the U.S. Army, and married twice.

Center School, Grinnell, IA, USA
Gregg, Dr. James E.
Grinnell High School
Hampton Institute
Hampton Institute Academy, Hampton, VA, USA
Investors Syndicate
New Negro Alliance
Renfrow, Alice Lee
Renfrow, Edith
Renfrow, Eva Craig
Renfrow, Evanel
Renfrow, Evelyn Theobalds
Renfrow, Lee Augustus
Renfrow, Lillianette
Renfrow, Rudolph
South School, Grinnell, IA, USA

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See also Collection #279 - Renfrow Family

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