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stereotypes and negative peer influence and excelled academically. Chaired by Rowan, a committee of journalists, community leaders, and school officials oversaw the program. Participants were African-American students in their senior year of high school from public, private, and parochial schools in the metropolitan Washington area, including the
200:, Tennessee, during the Great Depression. Rowan was determined to get a good education. He graduated from Bernard High School in 1942 as class president and valedictorian. After graduating from high school, Rowan worked cleaning porches at a tuberculosis hospital in order to attend Tennessee State College in Nashville. He studied at 468:
magazine: "When Rowan heard the police arrive, he stepped outside to let them in. It was then, he says, that he was confronted by "a tall man who was smoking something that I absolutely was sure was marijuana." Rowan says he repeatedly warned the intruder that he was armed and would shoot. "My first
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advocate. In a 1981 column, he advocated "a law that says anyone found in possession of a handgun except a legitimate officer of the law goes to jail—period." In 1985, he called for "A complete and universal federal ban on the sale, manufacture, importation and possession of handguns (except
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The intruder, Chevy Chase, Maryland, teenager Benjamin Smith, 18, tells a different story. "I was in my underwear," he told a radio interviewer. "I just climbed out of the pool. It was pretty innocent. I never spoke with him. He just shot me and closed the door and went back hiding in his house. I
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Rowan was charged for firing a gun that he did not legally own. Rowan was arrested and tried. During the trial, he argued that he had the right to use whatever means necessary to protect himself and his family. He also said the pistol he used was exempt from the District's handgun prohibition law
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Rowan was survived by his wife, Vivien, and the three children they shared: two sons and one daughter. Rowan’s two sons are Carl Jr., a lawyer; and Jeffrey, a clinical psychologist. His daughter, Barbara Rowan Jones, is a formal journalist like her father. Carl Rowan also is survived by four
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Founded in 1987 by Rowan, Project Excellence was a college scholarship program for black high-school seniors who displayed outstanding writing and speaking skills. Rowan founded Project Excellence to combat negative peer pressure felt by black students and to reward students who rose above
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Rowan gained public notoriety on June 14, 1988, when he shot an unarmed teenage trespasser, Ben Smith. "The interloper was a near-naked teenager who had been skinny-dipping with friends in Rowan's pool, and the columnist's weapon was an unregistered, and thus illegal, .22 caliber pistol."
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When news of an unlikely compromise settlement of the boycott came to Rowan's attention across the Associated Press wire, he notified King, who made quick steps to discredit the story, which was about to appear in a Montgomery newspaper, thus ensuring the continuance of the boycott.
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words were: 'Freeze! Stay where you are!' " says Rowan. "Then I said, 'I have a gun.' " Rowan says the man kept coming and that he finally felt forced to shoot in self-defense. He says he aimed at the intruder's feet but hit him in the wrist when the man lunged forward.
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Rowan was tried but the jury was deadlocked; the judge declared a mistrial and he was never retried. In his autobiography, Rowan said he still favors gun control, but admits being vulnerable to a charge of hypocrisy.
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Rowan died in Washington on September 23, 2000, of heart and kidney ailments in the intensive care unit at Washington Hospital Center. Rowan was 75 and had diabetes prior to his death.
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Carl Rowan was a well known and highly decorated journalist. His columns were published in more than one hundred newspapers across the United States. In 1968 he received the
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Growing up Black: From The Slave Days to the Present - 25 African-Americans Reveal the Trials and Triumphs of Their Childhoods
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In 1960, Rowan was denied membership to a club on the grounds that it was racially segregated; this subsequently inspired
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syndicated across the U.S. and was at one point the highest ranking African American in the United States government.
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because it belonged to his older son, a former FBI agent. He was accused of hypocrisy, since Rowan was a strict
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mean, I guess I was trespassing. But that's no reason to shoot a person, is it? For swimming in their pool?"
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suburbs. By 2000 the program had given out $ 26 million in scholarship money to over 1150 students.
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dedicated the press briefing room at the State Department as the Carl T. Rowan Briefing room.
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gave Rowan its 1999 Fourth Estate Award for lifetime achievement. On January 9, 2001,
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finalist for his commentaries. He is the only journalist in history to win the
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University of Minnesota School of Journalism and Mass Communication alumni
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and the highest level African American in the United States government.
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medallion for journalistic excellence in three successive years.
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Rowan speaking at a National Security meeting on Vietnam in the
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and, from 1967 to 1996, was a panelist on a television program
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From 1966 to 1998, Rowan wrote a syndicated column for the
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in 1963. In 1964, Rowan was appointed director of the
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Carl T. Rowan

US Ambassador to Finland
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bernard Gufler
Tyler Thompson
US Information Agency
Edward R. Murrow
Leonard Harold Marks
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Ravenscroft, Tennessee
McMinnville
Tennessee State University
Washburn University
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United States Navy
Omega Psi Phi
Oberlin College
journalism
University of Minnesota
The Minneapolis Tribune
Civil Rights Movement
Joe Glazer
Robert Penn Warren
Who Speaks for the Negro?

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