Merze Tate - Barbara D. Savage

A Powerful And Inspiring Biography Of Merze Tate, A Trailblazing Black Woman Scholar And Intrepid World Traveler Finalist For The Stone Book Award, Sponsored By The Museum Of African American History Born In Rural Michigan During The Jim Crow Era, The Bold And Irrepressible Merze Tate (19051996) Refused To Limit Her Intellectual Ambitions, Despite Living In What She Called A Sex And Race Discriminating World. Against All Odds, The Brilliant And Hardworking Tate Earned Degrees In International Relations From Oxford University In 1935 And A Doctorate In Government From Harvard In 1941. She Then Joined The Faculty Of Howard University, Where She Taught For Three Decades Of Her Long Life Spanning The Tumultuous Twentieth Century.