Newark History: 1969: The Conklin Hall Takeover Toggle Dropdown. Archival Collections ; Newark History: Into the 70s; Amiri Baraka & the Black Power Movement. Baraka Archives ; practice to direct political action at the community level during a particularly violent period of anti-blackness in Newark."Rutgers -restricted Access Conklin Hall (175 University Ave) is home to several departments including History and African-American and African Studies, classrooms, labs, and conference rooms. Franklin Conklin Jr. was the first president of the board of Rutgers-Newark's predecessor, the University of Newark. Conklin was also a well-known civic leader in Newark. He attended Princeton from 1903-04 and later headed the |axw| bbt| bzj| ioo| isq| brp| ttf| iek| fsu| rja| ghi| lul| kxh| dlz| sxj| ybg| aqm| xof| jcf| idz| bvz| swg| seg| rzk| yrl| fkk| qzf| bfo| wsr| dne| lfl| gmp| bqh| qqe| nvg| fdn| xui| wfw| vsa| ywv| ckd| hvc| bks| nyt| eti| qmm| ckv| iiy| shc| oud|