Martin, Sandy Dwayne

Keywords:

African American Clergy; African American Political Activists; African Americans; Georgia; Government; Politics And Government; Savannah

Robins, Glenn

Keywords:

Abuse Of; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Girls; African American Political Activists; African American Prisoners; African American Social Reformers; African American Students; African Americans; Americus; Americus (Ga.); Americus Four (Americus, Ga.); Americus High School (Americus, Ga.); Americus Movement (Americus, Ga.); Arrest; Boycotts; Capital Punishment; Citizenship; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Complaints Against; Congress Of Racial Equality; Discrimination; Discrimination In Education; Effect Of Imprisonment On; Elections; Examinations; Fairness; Georgia; Girls; Government; Harassment In Schools; History; Imprisonment; Intimidation; Jails; Justice; Law; Law Enforcement; Lee County; Legal Status, Laws, Etc; Overcrowding; Police; Police Chiefs; Police Community Relations; Political Activists; Politics And Government; Prisoners; Protest Marches; Public Schools; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Racism; School Choice; School Integration; Schools; Segregation; Segregation In Education; Sheriffs; Social Conditions; Social Justice; Social Problems; Social Reformers; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.); Student Protesters; Students; Study And Teaching; Suffrage; Sumter County Movement (Americus, Ga.); United States; United States. Voting Rights Act Of 1965; Voter Registration; Voting; Women; Women Prisoners

Roady, Jennifer

Keywords:

African American Civic Leaders; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Political Activists; African Americans; Civil Rights; Georgia; Government; Legislators; Politics And Government

Hatfield, Edward A

Keywords:

African American Business Enterprises; African American Civic Leaders; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Disc Jockeys; African American Educators; African American Physicians; African American Political Activists; African American Professional Employees; African American Sailors; African American Surgeons; African American Teachers; African Americans; Alabama; Albany; Albany (Ga.); Albany Movement (Albany, Ga.); American Osteopathic Association; Art Centre Hospital (Detroit, Mich.); Atlanta; Atlanta College Of Mortuary Science; Bus Terminals; Campaigns; Civic Leaders; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; College Of Osteopathic Medicine Of The Pacific; Criterion Club (Albany, Ga.); Detroit; Direct Action; Disc Jockeys; Discrimination; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Discrimination In Restaurants; Drugstores; Educators; Flint Osteopathic Hospital (Mich.); Fort Valley State College (Ga.); Georgia; Georgia Atlanta; Government; Harlem Cut Rate Drugs (Albany, Ga.); High School Teachers; History; Kirksville College Of Osteopathic Medicine; Medical Care; Medical Offices; Michigan; Michigan State University. College Of Osteopathic Medicine; Montgomery; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; Nonviolence; Osteopathic Physicians; Philippines; Physicians; Political Activists; Political Participation; Politics And Government; Professional Employees; Protest Marches; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Sailors; Segregation In Education; Segregation In Transportation; Southern Christian Leadership Conference; Still College Of Osteopathy; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.); Suffrage; Surgeons; Undertakers And Undertaking; United States; United States. Navy; United States. Navy. Hospital Corps; Urban League Of Albany (Ga.); Voter Registration; Voting; World War, 1939 1945

Lawson, Mary Sterner

Keywords:

African American Lawyers; African American Political Activists; African Americans; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Discrimination; Georgia; History; Race Discrimination; Race Relations

Williams, Louis

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Educators; African American Historians; African American Political Activists; African Americans; Atlanta; Civil Rights; Georgia; Government; Politics And Government

Cleage, Pearl

Keywords:

African American Novelists; African American Political Activists; African American Women; African American Women Authors; African American Women Novelists; African American Women Poets; African American Women Political Activists; African Americans; Art, African; Atlanta; Authors; Authors, American; Cleage, Pearl; Georgia; Interviews; Multiculturalism; Multiculturalism In Literature; Novelists, American; Poets, American; Political Activists; Sculpture, African; United States; Women; Women Authors, American; Women Novelists, American; Women Poets, American; Women Political Activists

Cleage, Pearl

Keywords:

Abused Women In Literature; Abusive Men; African American Novelists; African American Political Activists; African American Women; African American Women Authors; African American Women Novelists; African American Women Poets; African American Women Political Activists; African Americans; Art, African; Atlanta; Authors; Authors, American; Cleage, Pearl; Drama; Georgia; In Literature; Interviews; Murder In Literature; Novelists, American; Poets, American; Political Activists; Sculpture, African; Self Defense; Women; Women Authors, American; Women In Literature; Women Novelists, American; Women Poets, American; Women Political Activists

Cleage, Pearl

Keywords:

African American Novelists; African American Political Activists; African American Women; African American Women Authors; African American Women Novelists; African American Women Poets; African American Women Political Activists; African Americans; Art, African; Atlanta; Authors; Authors, American; Bambara, Toni Cade; Cleage, Pearl; Georgia; Interviews; Novelists, American; Poets, American; Political Activists; Sculpture, African; Social Conditions; Women; Women Authors, American; Women Novelists, American; Women Poets, American; Women Political Activists

Keywords:

African American Civic Leaders; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Political Activists; African Americans; Atlanta; Baptists; Borders, William Holmes, 1905; Civic Leaders; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Georgia; Political Activists; Wheat Street Baptist Church (Atlanta, Ga.)

Bergmark, Jean B

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Political Activists; African Americans; Civil Rights; Georgia; Government; Legislators; Politics And Government

Rolinson, Mary G

Keywords:

African American Political Activists; African Americans; Black Nationalism; Government; History; Politics And Government; Race Identity; Race Relations; Rural Conditions; Southern States; Universal Negro Improvement Association

Moye, J. Todd

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Political Activists; African Americans; Civil Rights; Georgia; Government; Legislators; Politics And Government; United States

Hatfield, Edward A

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Clergy; African American Political Activists; African American Religious Leaders; African Americans; Alabama; Arrest; Atlanta; Atlanta (Ga.). Police Department; Atlanta Transit Company; Borders, William Holmes, 1905; Boycotts; Bus Drivers; Bus Lines; Bus Terminals; Buses; Civil Disobedience; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Clergy; Discrimination; Discrimination In Public Accommodations; Georgia; Government; Government, Resistance To; Governors; Griffin, Marvin, 1907 1982; Hartsfield, William Berry; Jenkins, Herbert T; Mayors; Montgomery; Police Chiefs; Police Community Relations; Police Power; Police Vehicles; Political Activists; Religious Leaders; Ridership; Segregation; Segregation In Transportation; United States; United States. District Court (Georgia : Northern District : Atlanta Division); Violence; Wheat Street Baptist Church (Atlanta, Ga.)

Cleage, Pearl

Keywords:

African American Novelists; African American Political Activists; African American Women; African American Women Authors; African American Women Novelists; African American Women Poets; African American Women Political Activists; African Americans; Art And War; Art, African; Atlanta; Authors; Authors, American; Cleage, Pearl; Georgia; Interviews; Novelists, American; Nuclear Weapons; Poets, American; Political Activists; Sculpture, African; War; Women; Women Authors, American; Women Novelists, American; Women Poets, American; Women Political Activists

Hatfield, Edward A

Keywords:

African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Political Activists; African American Singers; African Americans; Albany Civil Rights Movement Museum Freedom Singers; Albany Movement (Albany, Ga.); Choirs (Music); Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Freedom Singers (Musical Group : Albany, Ga.); Fund Raising; Georgia; Government; Harambee Singers; Harris, Rutha Mae; History; Hymns, English; March On Washington For Jobs And Freedom, Washington, D.C., 1963; Music; Neblett, Charles Delbert, 1941; Political Activity; Political Participation; Politics And Government; Protest Songs; Race Relations; Reagon, Bernice Johnson, 1942; Reagon, Cordell Hull, 1943 1996; Religion And Politics; Singers; Social Change; Songs And Music; Southern States; Spirituals (Songs); Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.); Sweet Honey In The Rock (Musical Group); United States; Vocal Groups

Hatfield, Edward A

Keywords:

African American Choral Conductors; African American Civil Rights Workers; African American Historians; African American Political Activists; African American Singers; African American Students; African American Women Singers; African Americans; Albany; Albany Movement (Albany, Ga.); Albany State College; American University; Arrest; Black Consciousness Movement Of South Africa; Choirs (Music); Civil Rights; Civil Rights Demonstrations; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; D.C. Black Repertory Company; Employees; Eyes On The Prize (Television Program); Faculty; Freedom Singers (Musical Group : Albany, Ga.); Fund Raising; Georgia; Government; Harambee Singers; History; Howard University; Intellectual Life; Museum Curators; Museums; Music; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People. Albany Chapter; Officials And Employees; Political Activity; Political Participation; Politics And Government; Protest Songs; Race Relations; Religion And Politics; Religion And Social Problems; Singers; Smithsonian Institution; Social Change; Social Conditions; Social Life And Customs; Songs And Music; Spelman College; Student Expulsion; Student Movements; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.); Sweet Honey In The Rock (Musical Group); United States; Universities; Universities And Colleges; Vocal Groups; Wade In The Water (Television Program); Washington (D.C.); We Shall Overcome (Television Program); Women; Women Singers

Elmore, Charles J

Keywords:

African American Political Activists; African Americans; Civil Rights; Civil Rights Movements; Civil Rights Workers; Discrimination; Employees; Georgia; History; Letter Carriers; Postal Service; Race Discrimination; Race Relations; Savannah; Savannah (Ga.); Segregation

Cleage, Pearl

Keywords:

African American Novelists; African American Political Activists; African American Women; African American Women Authors; African American Women Novelists; African American Women Poets; African American Women Political Activists; African Americans; Art, African; Atlanta; Authors; Authors, American; Cleage, Pearl; Georgia; Interviews; Novelists, American; Poets, American; Political Activists; Sculpture, African; Security (Psychology); Self Confidence; Women; Women Authors, American; Women Novelists, American; Women Poets, American; Women Political Activists

Cleage, Pearl

Keywords:

African American Novelists; African American Political Activists; African American Women; African American Women Authors; African American Women Novelists; African American Women Poets; African American Women Political Activists; African Americans; Art, African; Atlanta; Authors; Authors, American; Cleage, Pearl; Georgia; Interviews; Novelists, American; Poets, American; Political Activists; Race In Art; Race Relations; Racism; Racism In Language; Sculpture, African; Slaver; Slavery; Social Conditions; United States; Women; Women Authors, American; Women Novelists, American; Women Poets, American; Women Political Activists