Academic Performance and School Integration: A Multi-Ethnic Analysis.
Maynor, Waltz, and W. G. Katzenmeyer. “Academic Performance and School Integration: A Multi-Ethnic Analysis.” Journal of Negro Education 43.1 (1974): 30-38.
School desegregation
The Effects of Socio-Economic Status and Race on Parental Attitudes toward Public Education in a Tri-Racial School District.
Maynor, Gerald D. “The Effects of Socio-Economic Status and Race on Parental Attitudes toward Public Education in a Tri-Racial School District.” Diss. Coral Gables, FL: U of Miami, 1974.
A History of the Education of the Lumbee Indians of Robeson County, North Carolina, 1885-1970.
Thompson, Vernon Ray. “A History of the Education of the Lumbee Indians of Robeson County, North Carolina, 1885-1970.” Diss. U of Miami, 1973.
Indians Square Off with Deputies.
“Indians Square Off with Deputies.” News and Observer 31 Oct. 1972.
Integration Went Smoothly.
“Integration Went Smoothly.” Scottish Chief 10 Sept. 1972.
To Live On This Earth: American Indian Education.
Fuchs, Estelle and Robert J. Havighurst. To Live On This Earth: American Indian Education. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1972. Pp. 97-106.
The American Indian, 1492-1974: A Chronology and Fact Book.
Dennis, Henry. The American Indian, 1492-1974: A Chronology and Fact Book. 2nd ed. Oceana, 1972. P. 62.
Desegregation Denies Justice to Lumbee Indians.
Gaillard, Frye. “Desegregation Denies Justice to Lumbee Indians.” Indian Historian 4.3 (Fall 1971): 17-22, 43.
Lumbee Sit-ins May Get Unofficial Study Credit.
“Lumbee Sit-ins May Get Unofficial Study Credit.” Robesonian 8 June 1971: 6.
‘Our Schools Are Close to Us’: Will Loss of Indian Schools Mean Loss of Identity?
Bledsoe, Jerry. “‘Our Schools Are Close to Us’: Will Loss of Indian Schools Mean Loss of Identity?” Greensboro Daily News 19 Jan. 1971: A9.
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