Draft:Warren Marr
Warren Marr II, Warren Q. Marr and Warren Quincy Marr should redirect here
Warren Quincy Marr II (July 13, 1916–2010)[1] was a promoter and editor who co-founded the Amistad Research Center with Clifton A. Johnson and helped lead efforts to construct a replica of the La Amistad ship.[2] He married pioneering public official Carmel Carrington Marr in 1948. They had two sons.[1]
He was born in Pittsburgh. He studied journalism and printing at Wilberforce University.[1]
He produced and was principal interviewer for the NAACP radio series "The Black Man and Civil Rights"[1]
Writings[edit]
- Minorities and the American Dream: A Bicentennial Perspective with Maybelle Ward (1976). Ward went on to a brief tenure heading The Crisis in the 1980s[3]
- The third edition of "The Negro Almanac", co-author
Rwferences[edit]
- This draft is in progress as of October 10, 2023.