A Separate Place: The Schools That P.S. du Pont Built [short version]

Short version of a documentary about the ambiguous legacy of segregation and desegregation in African American education. Focusing on the schools built by P.S. du Pont in Delaware, the film is based on compelling interviews with teachers and students whose lives span seventy-five years of African American education.

A Separate Place is a production of the Hagley Museum and Library. It was made possible by the Longwood Foundation and was partly funded by grants from the Delaware Humanities Forum, a state program of the National Endowment of the Humanties.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Delaware
• African American education
• segregation
• Hagley Museum and Library