Lewiston / Washington / Sumter / Atlanta / Pacolet / Tampa / Chicago / /
Company
Social Change / Oxford University Press / Religious Research / Mays / the New York Times / /
Country
India / United States / Vietnam / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / Judicial Event / /
Facility
South Carolina State College / Howard University / University of Chicago School / Atlanta's Morehouse College / Institute of Social / Bates College / University of Chicago / Morris College / South Caroliniana Library / University of South Carolina / Morehouse College / /
IndustryTerm
Online Feb. / /
NaturalFeature
Negro / /
Organization
University of South Carolina / Bates College / Rutgers Univ. / Senate / Baptist Church / Ben E. Mays High School / the University of Chicago School of Religion / Louisiana State Univ. / Atlanta school board / National Association for the Advancement of Colored People / Institute of Social / American Council of Learned Societies / Oxford University / Moorland-Spingarn Research Center / Black Church / Univ. of Illinois / Morehouse College / National Young Men's Christian Association / Georgia Committee on Education / Harvard / School of Religion / the University of Chicago / Southern Conference Educational Fund / Howard University in Washington / South Carolina State House in Columbia / South Carolina State College / Holderness School / Civil Rights Commission / Negro's Church / Morris College / National Urban League / /
Person
Joseph W. Nicholson / Barbara Levinson / Lerone Bennett / Jr. / Sadie Gray / Hezekiah Mays / Walter Rauschenbusch / John S. Childers / Lawrence E. Carter / Sr. / Morehouse / Jimmy Carter / John Hope / Richard I. McKinney / Benjamin Elijah / Booker T. Washington / Louvenia Carter / Benjamin E. Mays / John F. Kennedy / Vernon Burton / Benjamin Elijah Mays / Ellen Harvin / Asa H. Gordon / Mahatma Gandhi / Thomas J. Mikelson / Doris Levy Gavins / Joseph Rovaris / Charles Sumner / Martin Luther King / Jr. / Preston Brooks / Nathan Wright / Jr. / Elijah Mays / /
Position
Spokesman / president / Republican abolitionist senator / secretary / role model / King / executive secretary / representative / fellow minister / critic / and adviser / dean / chaplain / chair / white representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / Maine / South Carolina / Georgia / Illinois / Tennessee / Florida / Greenwood County / New Hampshire / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Times / Harvard Theological Review / /
Mays, Benjamin Elijah (1 AugorMar. 1984), educator, college president, and civil rights activist, was born near Rambo (now Epworth), South Carolina, the son of Hezekiah Mays and Louvenia Carter, tenant fa