Browse Items (270 total)

  • Collection: The Harold K. Brown Civil Rights Collection

MS-0436-001-031-005.pdf

MS-0436-001-031-006.pdf

MS-0436-001-031-007.pdf

MS-0436-001-031-008.pdf
Letter from James Farmer, the National Director of CORE, to all of CORE's members regarding the results of the November 1964 elections.

MS-0436-001-031-009.pdf
News article published by The New York Times and distributed by CORE regarding the efforts of civil rights organizations to register voters in the South.

MS-0436-001-031-010.pdf
Chart depicting the number of people newly registered to vote in South Carolina, Louisiana, and Virginia from 1963 to 1964.

MS-0436-001-031-011.pdf
A paper about leadership in the Civil Rights Movement, originally prepared for Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), but also distributed to the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE).

MS-0436-001-031-012.pdf
Newsletter published in San Francisco addressing recent arrests, issues, and injustices faced by the Civil Rights Movement in the Bay Area.

MS-0436-001-031-013.pdf
Mailer from the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party requesting delegates to attend a conference on free elections in Jackson, Mississippi. The pamphlet also contains information regarding the situation in Mississippi and the goals of the conference.

MS-0436-001-031-015.pdf
A draft of an essay or speech written by Harold Brown in red ink to announce California CORE chapters' unification to negotiate for increased rights.
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