Tureaud, Alexander Pierre, 1935 or 6-
Alexander Pierre Tureaud Jr. is one of six children born to Alexander Pierre Tureaud Sr. and Lucille Dejoie Tureaud. He attended Joseph S. Clark High School in New Orleans and attempted to enroll at Louisiana State University in 1953, but his application was denied because he was African American. His father, a prominent civil rights attorney, filed suit against the university to have him admitted. Tureaud became the first African American to enroll at Louisiana State University as an undergraduate. He attended LSU for six weeks until the ruling was overturned and he was forced to leave the university. He finished college at Xavier University and became an educator in New York.
From the description of Alexander Pierre Tureaud Jr. oral history interview, 1993. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 651696551
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| creatorOf | Tureaud, Alexander Pierre, 1935 or 6-. Alexander Pierre Tureaud Jr. oral history interview, 1993. | Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries |
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| associatedWith | Emanuel-Wallace, Rachel, | person |
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| associatedWith | Tureaud, Alexander Pierre, 1899-1972. | person |
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Birth 1935
