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"Fred Engh was white. He would become the first white student to attend Maryland State, a segregated college. His intention was not to break any racial barriers or make any headlines. He simply wanted a better life for himself and his family as an accredited teacher. What he learned from attending that college however was something he had not expected. This is a tale of discovery, understanding, and personal change. A lesson still as valuable today as it was then"--

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"Fred Engh was white. He would become the first white student to attend Maryland State, a segregated college. His intention was not to break any racial barriers or make any headlines. He simply wanted a better life for himself and his family as an accredited teacher. What he learned from attending that college however was something he had not expected. This is a tale of discovery, understanding, and personal change. A lesson still as valuable today as it was then"--
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Autorenporträt
Fred Engh has been involved in youth sports for over thirty years--as a coach, athletic director, and sports educator. In 1981, he founded a program that evolved into The National Alliance For Youth Sports (NAYS), a nonprofit organization that works to provide safe sports for America's youth. As president of the Alliance, Engh has appeared on numerous television shows, including Dateline NBC and 20/20.