News release regarding the city of San Diego's involvement in Zoo discrimination, January 1, 1965

News release regarding the city of San Diego's involvement in Zoo discrimination, January 1, 1965

News release sharing information about San Diego Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) actions in the latter half of 1964 pertaining to discrimination at the San Diego Zoo and how the Zoo and the city have responded. It concludes with a quote from Harold Brown saying: "If all official forms of redress are blocked, then what recourse but demonstration remains open to CORE?"

San Diego Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)

January 1, 1965

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