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ch-564	Davis, Matthew D.	Behind-the-Scenes Ally: The GEB, Southern Black High Schools, and Inter-War Curriculum Reform	2009	6	.pdf	application/pdf	5204	212	52	Even the top GEB officials seemed curiously tentative about taking the out-front position on Negro high schools.22 Indeed, the GEB’s Annual Reports were generally silent about the State Agents’ advocacy of Negro high school accreditation throughout the interwar period.23 This group of influential officials, the “interlocking directorate,” therefore, stalled on the issue of Negro high schools. Accreditation of black high schools, using the same standards set for schools attended by whites, constituted a primary agenda item for these activists.1 The National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools (NATCS), later the American Teachers Association, led the fight.	cache/ch-564.pdf	txt/ch-564.txt