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The Hidden Role of Fraternal Organizations in the Education of Black Adults: Prince Hall Freemasonry as a Case Study

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Title:	The Hidden Role of Fraternal Organizations in the Education of Black Adults: Prince Hall Freemasonry as a Case Study
Authors:	Muraskin, William
Source:	Adult Education. Sum 76 26(4):235-252.
Peer Reviewed:	N
Page Count:	18
Publication Date:	1976
Descriptors:	Black Organizations, Educational Needs, Educational Programs, International Organizations, Program Descriptions, Social Organizations, Social Values
Abstract:	Prince Hall Freemasonry is the black branch of the international Freemasonic Order. Its role in the educational development of black Masons over the last 200 years is discussed. The following areas of teaching are the focal points: business administration, community leadership, middle class values, self government, and responsibilities of manhood. (EC)
Entry Date:	1977
Accession Number:	EJ142482
Database:	ERIC

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Abstract:	Prince Hall Freemasonry is the black branch of the international Freemasonic Order. Its role in the educational development of black Masons over the last 200 years is discussed. The following areas of teaching are the focal points: business administration, community leadership, middle class values, self government, and responsibilities of manhood. (EC)