The Cosmopolitans

The Reporter 1970, Page 57, picturing the Cosmopolitans, a student organization that sought to address racial tension through education following desegregation, promote Black culture, and establish Black history courses at the University.

University of Baltimore Institutional Archives / Yearbook Collection / The Reporter, 1970

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"The Cosmopolitans were organized on December 8, 1969. The purpose of this organization is multi~fold: to stimulate cultural Black awareness among all, both in and out of this university, to alleviate the racial tension in existence at the University of Baltimore, to improve the University of Baltimore's image in the Black community, and to stimulate social activity among all students, black and white, at this University."

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