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The San Diego Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) proposal for a project intended to foster "leadership, cohesion, community strength, pride and effectiveness in the Southeast Area of San Diego."

Issue of the bimonthly newsletter “CORE-Lator” published by the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). Articles cover topics such as the statewide California action campaign against Bank of America’s discriminatory hiring practices, and the…

A paper written by James Farmer, National Director of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), suggesting means for the organization to grow in the future, with an emphasis on achieving greater political power via the National CORE Political Action…

A proposal from the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) requesting funds from local and federal government agencies to create Black owned and controlled economic institutions in Cleveland. These institutions included the CORE Enterprise Corporation (a…

Letter from James Freeman, inquiring about instances when "White Americans can come to Mexico . . . and be able to tell Mexican citizen's they have to discriminate against American Negro's." He does not expect the American Consul in Tijuana, Baja…

Ginger writes Harold Brown and encloses a magazine he may have been looking for and some copies of a project she is working on.

News article published by an unidentified press regarding Vivian Hallinan, her sons, and one son's girlfriend. The four, along with twenty-one others, were given jail time after participating in Civil Rights sit-in demonstrations. A small piece about…

Letter from Harold Brown encouraging members of the San Diego community to assist in the Civil Rights Movement.

Letter from Charlie, who recently returned from Mexico. He gives some suggestions regarding the San Diego Congress of Racial Equality's (CORE) latest project, presumably "Self-Help Through Neighborhood Leadership," and encloses helpful documents.

Karen transcribes a quote from Floyd McKissick regarding choosing an assistant director for the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). McKissick's statement regarding Black Power is also included.