Biography of John Hope Franklin

Born January 2, 1915, John Hope Franklin is an African-American historian, devoted to education and research of American history and racial politics, especially in South America. Franklin was keen on teaching American history, research, exhibition, and storage and acquisition of his materials died on March 25, 2009. As a major scholar of black American history, Franklin often cites the influence of historians in policy making in the United States. He paved the way for other black scholars.

Franklin, John Hope (1915 - 2009) Historian, Biography, Autobiography, Educator John Hope Franklin was one of the most important thinkers of the 20th century who wrote the first history of America and African Americans in 1947 is. The classic is "from slavery to freedom". In this book and other books, he uses his knowledge and skills as a historian to uncover past and present racial inequality. Franklin "changed the way we understand the major social phenomena," said historian David Leberling Lewis of New York University. John Hope Franklin was born in a small town founded by African-American in 1903 at Rentiesville, Oklahoma on January 2, 1915. His father, Back Colbert Franklin, was qualified to practice, but served as postmaster of the town. His mother, Molly Park Franklin, is an elementary school teacher. Thirty-nine people died due to ethnic riots in Tulsa, but the death toll has been much higher due to unconfirmed estimates. A few years later, Franklin and the famous intellectuals will become friends.

John Hope Franklin, as a chief historian, made a very valuable contribution by educating Africans and African Americans to us to play an essential role in American history. Franklin is an active leader of the civil rights movement, a shameless supporter of complete and equal citizenship, as a friend, the leader of me and my wife, truly wonderful inspiration and inspiration I am giving it. I am deeply saddened, but I am comforting that every minute of his life and use of life is the best, neat and noble purpose. "- Mervat Rep. (NC - 12)