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The Tribune
Roanoke, Virginia
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Dr. Kenneth B. Clark, child psychologist known for work on racial prejudice, elected to board of directors of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. He co-founded Northside Center in Harlem with wife in 1946; holds degrees from Howard (1936) and Columbia (1940); taught at Hampton and City College.
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Elected to Board Of
Directors Of PPF Of A
NEW YORK---Dr. Kenneth B. Clark, child psychologist, has been elected to the board of directors of the Planned Parenthood Federation Of America, it was announced this week by William Vogt, director.
Dr. Clark, with his wife, Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark, founded the Northside Center for Child Development in Harlem in 1946 and is an associate director of the institution.
He received his master of arts degree from Howard University in 1936 and his
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Dr. Kenneth B. Clark
Elected to Board Of
Directors Of PPF Of A
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doctorate from Columbia University
in
1940. He taught at Hampton Institute from
1941 to 1942. In 1942 he came to the Col.
of the City of New York as an associate
professor of psychology.
Dr. Clark served on the fact finding
staff of the last White House Conference
on Children and prepared a manuscript on
the effects of racial prejudice and segregation. "Children are most important human beings," said Dr. Clark, "What happens to children now determines what happens to the world in the future."
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Dr. Kenneth B. Clark elected to board of Planned Parenthood Federation of America; co-founded Northside Center in Harlem in 1946; education from Howard (MA 1936) and Columbia (PhD 1940); taught at Hampton Institute (1941-1942) and City College of New York; contributed to White House Conference on effects of racial prejudice on children.