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Mabel Byrd: Key Activist in Oregon During the Early Civil Rights Movement

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Mabel Byrd was a key activist in Oregon during the early Civil Rights Movement. After graduating from Washington High School in Portland in 1914, Byrd made history as the first African American enrolled at the University of Oregon. Byrd matriculated at UO in 1917 as a student majoring in economics, and spent two years on […]

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