O'NEAL, Hazel - Revision history

Randylyon at 19:23, 29 April 2019

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	In 1988 O'Neall, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, Thomas\|Thomas DETERMAN]]. O'Neal was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)		In 1988 O'Neall, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, Thomas\|Thomas DETERMAN]]. O'Neal was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)

	In 1990 she, however, supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) In 1993 as the president of the [[WASHINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION]], she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey television program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)		In 1990 she, however, supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) When the nine-page daft plan entitled "We Want to Change," a proposed integration plan was unveiled in 1991, she objected to the omission of "racism" from the text which used words like "weakness" or "problems." (5) In 1993 as the president of the [[WASHINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION]], she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey television program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)

	O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.		O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.
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	4. Glindinning, Mary, "Dubuque School Board Criticized for 'Values' Plan," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 11, 1990, p. 31		4. Glindinning, Mary, "Dubuque School Board Criticized for 'Values' Plan," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 11, 1990, p. 31

	5. "Road to Diversity Bumpy," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 3, 1993, p. 50		5. Arnold, Bill, "Dubuque Residents Support Integration Plan," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 26, 1991, p. 12

			6. "Road to Diversity Bumpy," ''Telegraph Herald'', January 3, 1993, p. 50

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	[[Category: African American]]		[[Category: African American]]
	[[Category: Civic Leader]]		[[Category: Civic Leader]]

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	O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]].		O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]].

	In 1988 O'~~Neill~~, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, Thomas\|Thomas DETERMAN]]. O'~~Neill~~ was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)		In 1988 O'Neall, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, Thomas\|Thomas DETERMAN]]. O'Neal was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)

	In 1990 she, however, ~~she~~ supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) In 1993 as president of the [[WASHINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION]], she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey television program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)		In 1990 she, however, supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) In 1993 as the president of the [[WASHINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION]], she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey television program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)

	O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.		O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.

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	In 1988 O'Neill, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, Thomas\|Thomas DETERMAN]]. O'Neill was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)		In 1988 O'Neill, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, Thomas\|Thomas DETERMAN]]. O'Neill was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)

	In 1990 she, however, she supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) In 1993 as president of the ~~Washington Street Neighborhood Association~~, she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey television program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)		In 1990 she, however, she supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) In 1993 as president of the [[WASHINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION]], she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey television program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)

	O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.		O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.

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	O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]].		O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]].

	In 1988 O'Neill, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, ~~Thom~~\|~~Thom~~ DETERMAN]]. O'Neill was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)		In 1988 O'Neill, [[MOSS, Ernestine\|Ernestine MOSS]], [[SUTTON, Ruby\|Ruby SUTTON]] and May Jaycox spoke to the curriculum committee of the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]]. They urged that the district recruit and hire more black teachers and counselors and that more curriculum topics pertinent to blacks should be offered. They also advocated that current teachers be trained to do a better job of instructing about all cultures. (1) In years to come, this meeting led to many of the initiatives started by [[DETERMAN, Thomas\|Thomas DETERMAN]]. O'Neill was instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee which was involved in selecting textbooks at the elementary level. (2) In 1989 she charged the district with 'doing zippo' towards developing a multi-cultural, non-sexist curriculum. (3)

	In 1990 she, however, she supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) In 1993 as president of the ~~[[WASHINGTON STREET NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION]]~~ she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)		In 1990 she, however, she supported the district's plan to establish a policy of promoting an appreciation of people from different backgrounds. Criticism (4) In 1993 as president of the Washington Street Neighborhood Association, she was one of three Dubuque residents asked to participate in an Oprah Winfrey television program. The topic was Dubuque's efforts to achieve diversity and harmony. (5)

	O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.		O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.

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-O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was also instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee.
+O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]].
 O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.
 [[Category: Civil Rights]]
 [[Category: African American]]
 [[Category: Civic Leader]]

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	O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- )~~. Civil rights activist~~. O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was also instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee.		O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was also instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee.

	O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.		O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.

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	O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). Civil rights activist. O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was also instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee.		O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). Civil rights activist. O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was also instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee.

	O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and ~~has been~~ a member of the State CARE Review Board.		O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and was a member of the State CARE Review Board.

	[[Category: Civil Rights]]		[[Category: Civil Rights]]
	[[Category: African American]]		[[Category: African American]]
	[[Category: Civic Leader]]		[[Category: Civic Leader]]

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	O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and has been a member of the State CARE Review Board.		O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and has been a member of the State CARE Review Board.

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O'NEAL, Hazel. (Chicago, IL- ). Civil rights activist. O'Neal, co-chair of the Education Committee of the Dubuque Chapter of the [[NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (N.A.A.C.P.)]], was responsible for establishing the multi-cultural reading room at the [[CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY]]. She was also instrumental in founding the Multi-Cultural Nonsexist Community Curriculum Advisory Committee.

O'Neal began service on the Dubuque Housing Commission in 1989 and has been a member of the State CARE Review Board.