Request for Bi-Lingual Drivers License Testing, 1984-11-13

Item — Box: 144, Folder: 67

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_7_144_67_0009

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The text is a letter written to Governor George Nigh of Oklahoma, endorsing a request made by the Greater Tulsa Area Hispanic Affairs Commission for bilingual drivers license testing. The letter explains that many hardworking Americans who are trying to learn English are not yet proficient enough to pass the drivers license test, which is currently only offered in English. The commission requests that the Spanish version of the test be reinstated and offers to provide personnel to assist in administering the tests. They argue that this would provide equal opportunities for Hispanics in society.

Dates

1984-11-13

Language of Materials

English

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