Black Americans and the U.S. Peace Corps

Authors

• Peace Corps (U.S.)

Files

Document Type

Brochure

Publication Date

1988

Description

"More than 5,000 Black Americans have lived and worked in the villages and towns of over 90 developing countries. Black Americans work side by side with farmers, mothers, village elders and children in their daily battle against hunger, disease and poverty." -[p.4]

SuDoc#

PE 1.2:B 56

Rights

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Comments

The stated publication date is an approximation but is believed to be within a few years of the document’s original publication date. 

Recommended Citation

Peace Corps (U.S.), "Black Americans and the U.S. Peace Corps" (1988). Brochures. 25.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/govpubs-peacecorps-brochures/25