[Organized by SNCC, the Lowndes County Freedom Organization was an independent political and movement organization in the Black Belt of Alabama. In elections it was known as the Black Panther Party.]
| 1965 | Lowndes County, AL, SNCC Research Report |
| 1965 | Lowndes County Tent City, SNCC. December 29 1965. |
| 1965 | Report on Lowndes County tent city, Fay Bellamy. December 30, 1965 | 1965 | Lowndes County Voters Seek to Invalidate Elections. SNCC press release, December 31, 1965. |
| 65-66? | Voting primer, Unsigned LCFO. Undated (probably 1965 or '66) |
| 1966? | Support the Lowndes County Freedom Organization, brochure. Unsigned LCFO. Undated (probably 1966) |
| 1966? | One Man, One Vote. 10-page pamphlet explaining independent political action in Lowndes County. Later 1965 or early 1966. |
| 1966 | Alabama's Emerging Political Party and Lowndes County Freedom Organization (LCFO), unsigned SNCC. 4/28/66. |
| 1966 | To the Editors memo encouraging news coverage and scrutiny of May primary elections in Alabama, Julian Bond, SNCC Communications Dept. May 3, 1966 |
| 1966 | Telephone interview with Courtland Cox re May 1966 elections |
| 1966 | LCFO Political Education Primer. Multi-page pamphlet in comic-book format explaining county political offices, their importance, and the LCFO candidates. |
| 1966 | Coroner (Alabama County), SNCC Research. May 26 1966 |
| 1966? | Black Power and its Challenges, Berkeley conference. Unsigned. Undated (Probably 1966) |
| 1967 | Lowndes County Freedom Organization, Jack Minnis. |
| 66? 67? | Us Colored People, Lowndes County Freedom Organization. 10-page comic book about voting and political organizing. Early draft, Later draft. |
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