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Hexter--Council of Federated Organizations (Christopher Hexter papers, 1964; Z: Accessions, M2005-063, Folder 1)

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Hexter, Christopher

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This folder primarily contains an assortment of official COFO and SNCC documents: "What Is COFO?: Mississippi: The Structure of the Movement and Present Operations"; "COFO Political Program"; "Case Study: Statements of Discipline of Non-Violent Movements"; part of a curriculum guide to and lesson plans on Mississippi politics and COFO's political program (Unit 7, part 2); "Memorandum on the SNCC Mississippi Summer Project"; an essay on "Freedom Rides"; "Voter Registration Laws in Mississippi: Subversion of the Fifteenth Amendment in Mississippi"; "Economic and Training Needs, Mississippi Delta"; a 1968 article by Hodding Carter III entitled "The Negro Exodus from the Delta Continues" that was published in the New York Times; "The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party" (a COFO document); handwritten notes for a talk on Mississippi; a blank form for SNCC lobbying in Washington; Christopher Hexter v. City of Indianola (Hexter was charged with illegal leafleting); and the "1964 Platform of
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