D. J. Jordan
American lawyer, professor, and college president
About D. J. Jordan
D. J. Jordan was an American.
D. J. Jordan was a lawyer, professor, and college president.
He wrote articles. His wife was a school principal in Atlanta. He wrote on whether “Negro” educators should teach at colleges for African American students in Daniel Wallace Culp’s 1902 book, which also profiled him.
He was a professor at Morris Brown College. He served as president of Edward Waters College.
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American lawyer, professor, and college president
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