 Bright and Fauset intended their journal as a quarterly but ceased publication in 1928 after only three issues, as the journal failed to gain a large enough readership.In 1935, Bright was appointed principal of the segregated Joseph E. Hill School in Philadelphia.One of her students, future author and history professor Allen Ballard, said that she was a strict principal who instilled a love for and pride of African-American history and culture in her students