John Mark Cox, Jr. [SEP] educated at
John Mark Cox Jr.
John Mark Cox Jr. was the first African American to attend Rollins College, Florida's oldest college.
Cox was in 1964 admitted to Rollins College, a liberal arts college in central Florida. He was the first African-American student admitted to the college during the Civil Rights Movement. At Rollins, Cox saw himself as a pioneer, beginning a new chapter in the history of the school, which was founded in 1885. Cox took a three-year break from Rollins in 1966, returning
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