Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years : a Reader and GuideClayborne Carson Penguin Books, 1987 - 355 trang |
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... Republican parties ' toleration of extreme segregationists in their ranks and pointed out that the Kennedy Justice Department which had failed to intervene in several instances of white brutality against Albany civil rights activists ...
... Republican parties ' toleration of extreme segregationists in their ranks and pointed out that the Kennedy Justice Department which had failed to intervene in several instances of white brutality against Albany civil rights activists ...
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... Republican sup- port to overwhelming support of the Democratic party . NAACP files first suit in process to equalize the salaries of black and white teachers . 1938 DEC 12 1939 SEP 27 1941 APR 28 MAY 1 U.S. Supreme Court rules in ...
... Republican sup- port to overwhelming support of the Democratic party . NAACP files first suit in process to equalize the salaries of black and white teachers . 1938 DEC 12 1939 SEP 27 1941 APR 28 MAY 1 U.S. Supreme Court rules in ...
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... Republican National Convention opens in Miami Beach , FL with 56 black delegates , 4.2 percent of the total ; Richard Nixon is renominated . Two blacks , Johnny Ford of Tuskegee and A.J. Cooper of Prichard , are elected mayors in ...
... Republican National Convention opens in Miami Beach , FL with 56 black delegates , 4.2 percent of the total ; Richard Nixon is renominated . Two blacks , Johnny Ford of Tuskegee and A.J. Cooper of Prichard , are elected mayors in ...
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