2 Quotes by Annie L. McPheeters

That is to say, 'forget the color line, consider a reader a reader, and cut out other such nonsense.

Third, there was little or no opportunity for professional meetings and contact within the system since the local, state, and regional associations were not open to them for visitation or membership. Fourth, before the opening of the Hampton Institute School of Library Service in 1925, professional library school training for blacks had to be obtained outside the region.