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Carrie Lee


Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts accepted New Bedford High School graduate Carrie Evelina Lee (1895-1979) for admission in 1913. Upon arrival, rejection from her assigned dormitory became the impetus for a cornerstone in the founding of what would become Smith College’s Black Student Alliance. Eventually assigned a room on campus, Carrie thrived and graduated in 1917. She became a lifelong advocate against discrimination.
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