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Andrew Young Fast Facts


Andrew Young Fast Facts
Personal
Birth place: New Orleans, Louisiana
Birth name: Andrew Jackson Young Jr.
Father: Andrew Jackson Young, a dentist
Mother
: Daisy (Fuller) Young, a teacher
Marriages: Carolyn (McClain) Young (April 15, 1996-present); Jean (Childs) Young (June 7, 1954-September 16, 1994, her death)
Children: with Jean (Childs) Young: Andrea, Lisa, Paula, Andrew III
Education: Attended Dillard University, 1947-1948; Howard University, B.S., Biology, 1951; Hartford Theological Seminary, B.D., 1955
Other Facts
Began working with the National Council of Churches on voter registration and voter education projects. Young also started working with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at this time.
Made a speech in the House of Representatives supporting President Richard Nixon’s choice of Gerald Ford as vice president. Is the only African-American who voted for Ford’s confirmation. ....

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Andrew Young Fast Facts
Personal
Birth place: New Orleans, Louisiana
Birth name: Andrew Jackson Young Jr.
Father: Andrew Jackson Young, a dentist
Mother
: Daisy (Fuller) Young, a teacher
Marriages: Carolyn (McClain) Young (April 15, 1996-present); Jean (Childs) Young (June 7, 1954-September 16, 1994, her death)
Children: with Jean (Childs) Young: Andrea, Lisa, Paula, Andrew III
Education: Attended Dillard University, 1947-1948; Howard University, B.S., Biology, 1951; Hartford Theological Seminary, B.D., 1955
Other Facts
Began working with the National Council of Churches on voter registration and voter education projects. Young also started working with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at this time.
Made a speech in the House of Representatives supporting President Richard Nixon’s choice of Gerald Ford as vice president. Is the only African-American who voted for Ford’s confirmation. ....

United States , New Orleans , Dillard University , Emory University Hospital , United Church , Zell Miller , Gerald Ford , Martin Luther King Jr , Jimmy Carter , Sidney Marcus , Martin Luther King , Ryan Glover , Bill Clinton , Dexter King , Andrew Jackson Young Jr , Richard Nixon , Jean Childs Young , Andrew Jackson Young , Andrew Young , Carolyn Mcclain Young , Television Education , Us Commission On National Security , Greenwood Bank , Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall , Council Of Community Organizations , National Council Of Churches Christ ,

Civil rights activist Andrew Young recalls time in St. Augustine


Crossing St. Augustine
During a rally led by Hosea Williams at First Baptist Church, Young was invited to lead a march that night.
Although it strayed from Young’s original purpose for his visit, he agreed.
“King was afraid violence would break out,” Young said.
His plan was to have the demonstrators wait while he crossed the street and attempted to reason with the angry crowd that had gathered in the plaza.
It seemed to be working until someone hit him and knocked him down.
“That was all I knew,” Young said noting that he didn’t remember much of the attack after that. ....

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