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Young would have liked to have gone to prep school first, because he was only fifteen, but his father had a heart condition and wanted him to attend college while he was sure he could send him. 21:15 – Education was important to the black middle class. Education was emancipation. Young took another test at Dillard and ended up in the top three of all incoming freshmen. He was much younger than the other two top finishers. 25:00 – He did not have to take certain freshmen classes and was placed in advanced classes. He felt like a “mascot.” He was anxious to get away from Dillard and home. He transferred to Howard the next year. He rode with Pat Cayette and his wife to California over the summer. It was his first time driving a long distance and he never forgot the feeling of freedom. It was the first time he felt he had been treated like a man. Dent thinks that going through school so young was destructive. 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