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After the civil war, Hayne was employed by the [[Freedmen's Bureau]] as a teacher and sent to [[Barnwell County, South Carolina]]. He was elec [[Category:Freedmen's Bureau schoolteachers]] ...

In late 1862 Merrick responded to a local effort through the new Freedmen's Relief Association of Syracuse, part of a national organization. She volunt ...he purchase and renovation of the Finegan plantation, which the [[National Freedmen's Relief Association]] bought at a tax sale to establish a school. She return ...

Black worked for the [[United States Census Bureau]] in Washington, D.C. from 1920 to 1922 and in [[Trenton, New Jersey]] from [[Category:African-American schoolteachers]] ...

...ons in 1865 to assist the vast numbers of recently emancipated slaves. The bureau established schools in rural areas of the South for the purpose of educatin ...imidation and assassination to turn Republicans out of office and suppress freedmen's voting.<ref>George C. Rable, ''But There Was No Peace: The Role of Violence ...

...d Future'' (Harvard Education Press; 2011) 326 pages; a portrait study of schoolteachers over the past half century that draws on surveys conducted by the National ...tchart, Ronald E. ''Northern schools, southern Blacks, and Reconstruction: Freedmen's education, 1862-1875'' (Praeger, 1980). ...

..., were rarely allowed to vote, apart from a few ministers, businessmen and schoolteachers. Political power was in the hands of a relatively closed white elite compri ...lso a political leader. By 1867, freedmen, with help from the [[Freedmen's Bureau]], began organizing their own separate all-black churches. Northern Methodi ...

...r relations in the new free labor market. Most officials in the Freedmen's Bureau were former [[Union Army]] officers from the North. Many settled permanentl ...zed in Mississippi, working to intimidate blacks and their allies, such as schoolteachers, and suppress voting. ...

....,_Hilton_Head,_S.C.,_Beaufort,_S.C_LCCN2010647918_(cropped).jpg|thumb|The Freedmen's School of [[Edisto Island]], South Carolina photographed {{Circa|1865}}]] ...h, 1860–1935 }} For additional statistics on the results of the Freedmen's Bureau's efforts, see John Hope Franklin, ''From Slavery to Freedom: A History of ...

During the postwar years, the [[Freedmen's Bureau]] opened a school, led by W. H. Gibson, and a bank in the city to serve the ...two Louisville sisters, [[Patty Hill|Patty]] and [[Mildred J. Hill]], both schoolteachers, wrote the song "Good Morning to All" for their kindergarten class. The son ...

...ies beyond rations provided by the Union Army, especially its [[Freedmen's Bureau]].<ref>The main scholarly histories are Hamilton James Eckenrode, ''The Pol ...my in the bureau."<ref>Mary Farmer-Kaiser, ''Freedwomen and the Freedmen's Bureau: Race, Gender, and Public Policy in the Age of Emancipation,'' (Fordham U.P ...

In [[Birmingham, Alabama]], an [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] informant reported that Public Safety Commissioner [ ...ed [[United States Border Patrol|U.S. Border Patrol]] agents and [[Federal Bureau of Prisons]] officers. On September 30, 1962, Meredith entered the campus u ...