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SEEP students told merger of
Tate schools harmful to Blacks
Dr. Carl Gordon, a medical doc
tor and owner of WTSG TV in
Albany, said that many disadvant
aged students will never get the
chance to get a college degree if
Black state schools are merged
with nearby white schools as pro
posed by Gov. Jpe Frank Harris.
Gordon spoke at the Student
Educaional Enrichment Program
(SEEP) banquet at the Medical
College of Georgia Friday night.
SEEP tries to attract more
minorities and other under
represented groups into the health
sciences.
A former army chief of surgery,
Gordon is also a former professor
at Albany State College, Lincoln
University and the University of
Colorado.
In 1979, he served on a study
committee considering the merger
of Albany State and Albany Junior
College.
“Most Albany State students
start up out more slowly than their
white counterparts at Albany
Junior College, but catch up
before graduating,” said the for
mer U.S. Army lieutenant colonel.
That Black students not only
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be delegates to the nation
al convention.
Some of the delegates
are chosen at the state
convention while others
are selected during the
state primary election. A
certain percentage of the
:otal number of delegates
elected are committed to
i particular presidential
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lildren in America and
5 percent, nearly half of
iem, are locked into
□verty. One-fourth of
nt teenagers leave high
hool before graduation.
In Black America
day, one-fourth of all
ir babies are born to
rls under 20, 86 per
nt of whom are unwed.
Black America today,
out of every 5 of our
milies are headed by
□men, and half of these
milies are in poverty,
fty-five percent of all
ack babies born today
e born to single
others.
Dissolving families, in
easing institutionalizat-
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candidate.
It is these committed
delegates that create
power for the presidential
nominees. Thus if a Black
presidential candidate is
able to go to the national
convention with a signifi
cant number of commit
ted delegates, that candi
date has a position from
which to negotiate. It is in
this negotiation process
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ban decay, rising despera
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to a vicious cycle, which
if not checked, will inevit
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that a Black presidential
candidate, and the degree
of party support for local
Black elected officials.
So you see, the notion
of a Black presidential
candidate is much more
than simply a “run for
the roses,” and is in fact
the demonstration of a
new level of political
sophistication, for which
the time is precisely right.
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learn as rapidly as more advan
taged white students, but also have
to learn faster in order to make up
for their slow start at the begin
ning, he said, is evidence that the
Black colleges are doing at least as
good a job of educating students as
similar white institutions.
“Students who start out behind
and have to keep up with the ad
vantaged students will never get
that chance (for a college
education) if these schools are
merged,” he said.
He also dismissed the idea that
the merger would save money.
“We’ll let our own people suffer
and hand out billions abroad,” he
countered.
He said that Albany State
should be an “A-l college whether
or not white students come, as long
as there is no law prohibiting them
from coming.”
He said that while he was on the
merger study committee he made
a motion to enhance Albany State
to the tune of $37 million.
“Blacks need any education they
can get at any level they can get
it,” he concluded.
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