Publications: Race relations: 4, 1957 - 1962

File — Box: 10, Folder: 6

Staff Only

Content

‘The Sit-In Protest’. A reprint of articles from the April 25, 1960, and May 2, 1960 issues of The New Republic magazine.

Sitton, Claude. "When a Southern Negro Goes to Court". New York Times Magazine. Jan. 7, 1962.

Smith, Lillian. ''The Winner Names the Age''. The Progressive. 1957. Reprint.

‘Statement Regarding “Sit-In” Demonstrations’. Social Action Newsletter. Department of Social Welfare, The United Christian Missionary Society, Indianapolis, Indiana. June 1960.

Westfeldt, Wallace. ‘A Report On Nashville’. Prepared for the Nashville Community Relations Conference.

Westfeldt, Wallace. ‘Settling a Sit-in’. Prepared for the Nashville Community Relations Conference. Circa 1960.

Wright, Marion A. ‘The Positive Approach’. Address before Alabama Council on Human Relations at Talladega College. Feb. 4, 1961.

Southern Regional Council:

"Court Ruling Means-Birmingham Faces a Hard Decision", Editorial, Birmingham News. Oct., 26, 1961. Reprint.

Emmerich, Oliver. "A Positive Plan to Help Solve Our Racial Dilemma", Editorial, State Times, Jackson, Mississippi. Nov. 3, 1961. reprint.

McMillan, George. Racial Violence and Law Enforcement. 1960.

The Negro and Employment Opportunities in the South: Houston. A report based on a survey by Art Gallaher, Jr., Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Houston. 1st in series. Nov. 1961.

Dates

1957 - 1962

Access Restrictions

Open to all researchers.

Extent

From the Collection: 47.75 Cubic Feet (: 44 record cartons; 1 large ms. box; 2 SMO folders; 2 OS folders; 1 LgOS folder; 1/3 SVMP box; 1 VMP ms. box; 1 VMArt folder; OSP; 1 AVOF box; Artifacts)