Rutledge M. Dennis papers, c. 1940-2002.

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Rutledge M. Dennis papers, c. 1940-2002.

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Correspondence, writings, course materials, ephemera, audio-visual materials, and miscellaneous items reflecting Dr. Rutledge M. Dennis' childhood and education, professional activities in the fields of sociology, education, and African-American studies, civic activities, and personal and family life. Also includes materials relating to Dennis' conversion from Christianity to Judaism.

10.5 cubic ft.

South Carolina State University, Miller F. Whittak, Miller F. Whittaker Library

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