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Terrence J. Roberts
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CEO, Terrence J. Roberts and Associates
Cal State LA
B.A. Sociology (1967)
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One of the Little Rock Nine, a group of African-American students who, in 1957, desegregated a public school system by being the first black students to attend classes at Little Rock Central High School in Little Rock, Ark.
Wrote
Lessons from Little Rock
and
Simple Not Easy: Reflections on Community Social Responsibility and Tolerance
. Both books draw on his own experiences;
Lessons
covers his early years and
Simple Not Easy
is a collection of recent speeches and published essays.
Currently, CEO of Terrence J. Roberts and Associates, a management consulting firm. Also a licensed clinical psychologist and licensed social worker.
Served as chair of the master's program in psychology at Antioch University, and Assistant Dean of Student Services at UCLA School of Social Welfare.
Awarded the Congressional Gold Medal by President Bill Clinton along with the other members of the Little Rock Nine in 1999.
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