After 274 Years, Princeton Will Have Its First Black Valedictorian
Princeton University has announced its first black valedictorian in its 274-year history.
Nicholas Johnson, who was named valedictorian of Princeton’s Class of 2020, called the achievement especially significant, given the school’s struggle in recent years to confront its troubled history with slavery.
Did You Know...?Money from Cuban sugar plantations drove the expansion of the Princeton campus.
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