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Letter from Lucius Burch, Jr. to Dr. Paul Tudor Jones
1. Letter from Lucius Burch, Jr. to Dr. Paul Tudor Jones

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    Letter; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Sugarmon, Russell B., Jr
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Letter from Russell B. Sugarmon, Jr. to Maxine Smith
2. Letter from Russell B. Sugarmon, Jr. to Maxine Smith

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    Letter; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Sugarmon, Russell B., Jr
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NAACP - An American Organization
3. NAACP - An American Organization

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    African Americans; Communism; Naacp; Pamphlet; Race Relations; Red Scare
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Sugarmon, Evers, Bates Get Coveted Honors - Cited for Efforts in Arena of Civil Rights
4. Sugarmon, Evers, Bates Get Coveted Honors - Cited for Efforts in Arena of Civil Rights

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    Naacp; Newpapers; Race Relations; Sugarmon, Russell B., Jr; Walker, W.O
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William Johnson, President of Memphis NAACP, 1982
5. William Johnson, President of Memphis NAACP, 1982

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Oral History; Race Relations
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Letter from Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary, to Mr. Jesse H. Turner, President Memphis Branch NAACP
6. Letter from Roy Wilkins, Executive Secretary, to Mr. Jesse H. Turner, President Memphis Branch NAACP

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    Civil Rights; Commercial Appeal Newspaper; Letter; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Turner, Jesse (Civil Rights Worker); Wilkins, Roy
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Fred Davis, Shelby Country Democratic Club, 2000
7. Fred Davis, Shelby Country Democratic Club, 2000

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Music; Naacp; Oral History; Religion; Sugarmon, Russell B., Jr
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H.T. Lockard, President of the Memphis NAACP, 2000
8. H.T. Lockard, President of the Memphis NAACP, 2000

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Oral History; Politics; Race Relations; Social Justice
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Johnnie Mae Peters, Civil Rights activist, 2004
9. Johnnie Mae Peters, Civil Rights activist, 2004

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Nonprofit Organizations; Oral History; Politics; Segregation; Social Justice; Voting; Women
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Johnnie Turner, 2006
10. Johnnie Turner, 2006

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    Civil Rights; Education; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Memphis City Schools; Naacp; Oral History
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Maxine Smith, Executive Secretary of the Memphis NAACP, 2000
11. Maxine Smith, Executive Secretary of the Memphis NAACP, 2000

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Oral History; Protest Movements; Smith, Maxine; Voting; Women
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Maxine Smith, Executive Secretary of the Memphis NAACP, 1982
12. Maxine Smith, Executive Secretary of the Memphis NAACP, 1982

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Oral History; Protest Movements; Smith, Maxine; Voting; Women
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Vasco Smith, Shelby County Commissioner, 2004
13. Vasco Smith, Shelby County Commissioner, 2004

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Nonprofit Organizations; Oral History; Politics; Women
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Vasco Smith, Shelby County Commissioner, 2000
14. Vasco Smith, Shelby County Commissioner, 2000

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    Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Nonprofit Organizations; Oral History; Politics; Protest Movements; Sanitation Workers; Women
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Re: A Modest Proposal for the Annexation of the City of Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee [To: President John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Loyal American Citizens Everywhere]
15. Re: A Modest Proposal for the Annexation of the City of Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee [To: President John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Loyal American Citizens Everywhere]

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    Commercial Appeal Newspaper; Kennedy, John F., 1917 1963; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Newspapers; Race Relations; Turner, Jess H
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Coby Smith, Invader and Southwestern alum, 1983
16. Coby Smith, Invader and Southwestern alum, 1983

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    Black Leaders; Civil Rights; Interviews; Law; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Oral History; Protest Movements; Racism; Southwestern At Memphis; The Invaders
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Lillie Wheeler, democratic campaign worker, 2004
17. Lillie Wheeler, democratic campaign worker, 2004

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    City Government; Civil Rights; Education; Government; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Nonprofit Organizations; Oral History; Politics And Government; Voting; Women
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Maxine Smith, Executive Secretary of the Memphis NAACP, 2004
18. Maxine Smith, Executive Secretary of the Memphis NAACP, 2004

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    Black Leaders; Church; Civil Rights; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; Oral History; Protest Movements; Religion; Smith, Maxine; Voting; Women
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Maxine Smith, 2007
19. Maxine Smith, 2007

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    Civil Rights; Crossroads To Freedom; Interviews; King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929 1968; Memphis (Tenn.); Naacp; National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People; Oral History; Race Relations
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Walter Armstrong, Board of Education President, 1982
20. Walter Armstrong, Board of Education President, 1982

Keywords:

    Civil Rights; Education; Interviews; Memphis (Tenn.); Memphis City Schools; Naacp; Oral History; Race Relations; Sanitation Workers Strike, Memphis, Tenn., 1968; Segregation
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