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| In Memory |
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| History & Timeline of the Southern Freedom Movement |
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| The Movement |
| Voting Rights History — Two Centuries of Struggle |
| | Voting Rights — Are You Qualified to Vote? |
| Nonviolent Resistance |
| | Birmingham Segregation Laws |
| | Tributes to Women of the Freedom Movement |
| | Rock Hill & Charlotte Sit-ins,, 1960 |
| | Freedom Rides, 1961 |
| | SNCC Organizing Presence in Alabama: A Partial Timeline, 1961-67 |
| | Got To Thinking... The Movement in Holmes Co, MS, 1963 |
| | Freedom Now! — Birmingham, AL 1963 |
| | March on Washington, 1963 |
| | St. Augustine Movement, 1963-1964 |
| | Mississippi Freedom Summer, 1964 |
| | McComb Mississippi Incidents & Events — 1964
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| | Neshoba Murders Case — A Chronology |
| | Grenada Mississippi — Chronology of a Movement, 1966 |
| | Pins of the Freedom Movement |
| | Tributes to and Memories of Jim Forman |
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| Photo Album: Images of a Peoples' Movement |
| | Young People Lead the Way |
| | Off Campus — Into Movement |
| | Down to the Grassroots |
| | Into the Storm |
| | The Children's Crusade |
| | March on Washington |
| | Freedom Summer |
| | Selma, Lord, Selma |
| | March to Montgomery |
| | Freedom Is a Constant Struggle |
| | The Volunteers |
| | In the Circle of Trust |
| | Carry It On |
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| Our Stories |
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| Everybody Can Serve — Martin Luther King |
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| Sandra Adickes | History Lessons in Hattiesburg (MS) |
| Barbara Barnes Allen | Interview (St. Augustine, FL) |
| Chude Pam Parker Allen |
Why I Am Going to Mississippi
Would You Marry One? (MS)
Loneliness in the Circle of Trust (MS)
Watching the Iris Grow (MS)
Three Letters From a Freedom School Teacher (MS) |
| Randy Battle |
The Great Pool Jump... (Albany, GA)
Driving for Attorney C.B. King (GA)
Memories of Stokely Carmichael
An Education; A Memory of Stokely
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| Hunter Bear |
Interview (MS & NC)
A Magnolia Tale (MS)
Black-Belt Thunder (NC & SCEF)
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| Charles Bonner & Betty Fikes | Interview (Selma, AL) |
| Joan Browning |
Albany Freedom Ride Letters and Chronology (GA)
Religion and Joining SNCC
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| Cathy Cade | My Family, the Movement, and Me (Albany, GA) |
| George Conway | A Matter of Honor (St. Augustine, FL) |
| William "Meatball" Douthard | I'll Never Forget Alabama Law (Gadsden, AL) |
| Jo Freeman | Viewing Rosa Parks |
| Hardy Frye | Narrative (SNCC, MS & AL) |
| Maria Gitin | Letter From Movement Boot Camp
Letter From Wilcox County, Alabama |
| Miriam (Cohen) Glickman |
Integration in the Deep South: Death Goes On — 1963
Vietnam War Protest, 1965 |
| Heather Gray | A Month of Infamy 38 Years Ago (MS) |
| Stephen Green | Freedom Rider Diary - 40 Years Later |
| Bruce Hartford | Interview (CORE & SCLC, AL & MS) |
| Margaret Herring | Narrative (Lauren McSurely) |
| Don Jelinek | Interview (SNCC, AL & MS) |
| Jim Kates | June 1964 (MS) |
| Charles Leck | Riding on the Spirit of New Orleans (MS) |
| Eric Lerner | Selma Interview (AL) |
| Peter de Lissovoy |
Albany GA in 1963 (Southwest GA)
"Outside Agitator" and Other Terms of the Times (GA)
A Confrontation (GA)
Remembering C. B. King's Campaign for Congress (GA) |
| William Mandel | Execution in Virginia, 1951 |
| Sheila Michaels | How I Became An Oral Historian |
| Bob Moses | Testimony |
| Fran O'Brien | Faith and Activism (MS) | |
| Gregory Orr | On a Highway East of Selma, Alabama |
| Gwen Patton | Insurgent Memories (Tuskegee, AL) |
| John Perdew & Randy Battle |
Events in Dawson and Americus, Georgia
Americus, GA: Sheriff Fred Chapell and "Slappy"
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| Wazir (Willie B.) Peacock | Interview (SNCC, MS & AL) |
| Judy Richardson | Interview (SNCC, MD, GA, MS) |
| Ron Ridenour |
Freedom Summer Orientation (MS)
On the Road to Freedom (MS)
Personal Diary, Moss Point Mississippi
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| Dennis Roberts |
Stories of Southwest Georgia & C.B. King |
| Priscilla McLeod Robinson | My Story (VA & AL) |
| Jimmy Rogers & Linda Dehnad | Interview (SNCC, AL) |
| Michael Simmons | Disturbing the Peace |
| Ruby Sales | Interview (SNCC, AL) |
| Jonathan Steele | Summer of Hate (MS) |
Rita Walker | Meeting the Freedom Workers (COFO, MS) |
| Hattie & James White | Interview (St. Augustine, FL) |
| Gren Whitman | Mississippi Summer 1964 |
| Jean Wiley | Interview (SNCC, AL) |
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| List of Oral Histories collected by Shiela Michaels |
| Oral History Bibliography Civil Rights Documentation Project |
| Southern Oral History Project Univerity North Carolina-Chapel Hill
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| Our Thoughts |
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| Your Thoughts |
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| Discussions |
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| Documents |
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Freedom Movement Political Documents
SNCC/COFO WATS Reports
Freedom Movement Reports and Organizing Materials
| 1960 | Alabama
Map, showing Black-Belt counties and percentage Black population. Data
from 1960 Census. [PDF] |
| 1960 | Mississippi Map, showing Congressional districts and
Black-white population statistics. [PDF] |
| 1960 | Mississippi
Map, showing Black-Belt counties. [PDF] |
| 1964 | Mississippi Freedom Summer Map, showing the major
projects. [PDF] |
| 1961-62 | CORE Route 40 Campaign Flyer [PDF]. (See
Desegregate Route 40 Project for
background) |
| 1963 | CORE Rules
for Action. The CORE procedures for Direct Action campaigns that
applied until CORE moved away from integration and non-violence in the mid
to late-1960s. [PDF] |
| 1963 | CORE
Membership Card. (Yes, Senator McCarthy, CORE did have "card-carrying"
members. And proud of it too.) [PDF] |
| 1963 |
SNCC. Basic SNCC organizing
brochure. Primarily used for recruiting at southern Black colleges and for
fund-raising events in the north. [PDF] |
| 1963-64 | This is
CORE. Basic CORE recruitment and fundrasing flyer. Used nationwide,
mainly by urban and campus CORE chapters. [PDF] |
| 1963 | Danville
Virginia. Sixteen-page SNCC pamphlet describing the bloody police
repression of the Danville Movement. [PDF] [Large 3MB file. Once you
download it, it's best to print it out for easier reading.] |
| 1963 | March On
Washington. Speeches, programs, and organizing materials from the
march. |
| 1963 | Freedom Ballot Registration Form. Used in Mississippi during the
Freedom Ballot campaign
(Oct-Nov) [PDF] |
| 1963-65 | All
About CORE. CORE information brochure. New CORE members received one of
these to study as part of their new-member orientation. [PDF] |
| 1964 | Mississippi:
Subversion of the Right to Vote. Twenty-page SNCC pamphlet. [PDF]
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| 1964 | Mississippi
Summer Project. Freedom Summer recruitment and fundraising brochure.
[PDF] |
| 1964 | Information
Sheet — Project Mississippi. Five-page Freedom Summer
fact sheet prepared at Stanford University and distributed to West Coast
students interested in participating in the project. [PDF] |
| 1964 | Mississippi
Freedom Project. A second Freedom Summer brochure mostly used for
fundraising and explaining the project to supporters, press, and worried
parents. [PDF] |
| 1965 | Example Flyers From the
Selma Voting Rights Campaign. |
| 1964 | CORE
Calendar of Coercion Aug 1963-Aug 1964. Pamphlet compiling atrocities
and attacks reported by CORE Freedom Movement projects during one 12-month
period. [PDF] |
| 1964-68 | MCHR Manual for
Volunteers. Medical Committee for Human Rights (MCHR) manual for
volunteer doctors, nurses, and other health professionals serving on the
front lines of the Freedom Struggle. |
| 1966 | Political Education
Primer — Lowndes County Freedom Organization |
| 1966 |
Demands of the Grenada Movement
Example Flyers From the Grenada Movement
Example staff reports from the Grenada MS
Movement.
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| 1967? | ASCS
Flyer #1 and ASCS Flyer #2.
Organizing flyers for Agriculture Stabilization & Conservation Service
(ASCS) elections. These were the crucial elections for the county
officials who determined who got government cotton
allotments. |
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SNCC Document Collection. (Guide to the
SNCC collection currently stored at the King Center in
Atlanta.) |
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| FAQ |
| | How and why did you become active in the Civil Rights Movement? |
| | What did you do during the Civil Rights movement? |
| | Was violence or repression ever directed against you personally? |
| | What did the Southern Freedom Movement mean to you? |
| | Did the Civil Rights Movement change race relations? |
| | Do you believe that there is still racism in the US? |
| | Did the civil rights movement have an impact on the whole of the US? |
| | What were the failures of the Civil Rights Movement? |
| | Did marches & sit-ins help or hurt the movement? |
| | Did the president do everything he could to better the situation? |
| | What are your thoughts on non-violence? |
| | What are your thoughts on non-violence? |
| | What are your thoughts on the Black Power movement? |
| | Thoughts on the assassinations of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King? |
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| Poetry |
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From the Freedom Movement
Poems by: Chude Pam Allen (Pam Parker)
Poems by: "Arkansas" ("Strider," Jim Benston)
Poems by: Nina Boal
Poems by: Julian Bond
Poems by: Joyce Brown (16)
Poems by: Charles Fager
Poems by: Jerry Farber
Poems by: Bruce Hartford
Poems by: Casey Hayden
Poems by: Steve McNichols
Poems by: Gregory Orr
Poems by: Bernice Johnson Reagon
Poems by: Sue [Lorenzi] Sojourner
Poems by: Jane Stembridge
Poems by: Molly Lynn Watt
Poems by: Bob Zellner
About the Movement
Poems by: June Brindel
Poems by: June Jordan
Poems by: Naomi Long Madgett
Poems by: Dudley Randall (1914-2000)
The Forerunners
Poems by: Countee Cullen (1903-1946)
Poems by: Paul Lawrence Dunbar (1872-1906)
Poems by: Langston Hughes (1902-1967)
Poems by: James Weldon Johnson (1871-1938)
Poems by: Claude McKay (1891-1948)
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