Dotson, N.P.

In the 1930s, N. P. Dotson Jr. was a community leader in Englewood, New Jersey, who served as the "Negro supervisor" of Memorial House, a local community center. He was a strong advocate for interracial cooperation, emphasizing that integrated activities for young people helped build better relations between races and reduced community conflict. Under his leadership, Memorial House functioned as a hub for youth programs, family services, and community support, reflecting Dotson’s belief in social unity and shared civic responsibility. 

Bergen Record

July 30, 1936