yet, Reverend John Gregg Fee was able to promote interracial education by founding the town of Berea and Berea College. As the South’s first interracial and coeducational college, educating Blacks and Whites individuals, both males and females, Kentuckians saw this as taboo in a predominately slave practicing society. Fee had many accomplishments, such as starting the utopian community of Berea and establishing a non-sectarian church that did not discriminate on one’s denomination. Fee was a strong
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