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"Civil Rights Progress Out of the Spotlight", March 7, 1968
No full textA note and accompanying article describing improvements in voter registration and community infrastructure in the South. 5 pages
"Shreveport Negro to Run for Congress", circa 1968
No full textA newspaper clipping describing Leon R. Tarver's announcement to run against Joe D. Waggonner for Congress. 1 page
"Pattern of Integration is Erratic in South After Collapse of Mass Rights Movement", May 29, 1967
No full textA note and accompanying newspaper clipping describing the complications and inconsistencies regarding integration in the South. 3 pages
"All Citizens Drive Signs Up 1,500 New Voters in Atlanta", circa 1965
No full textA newspaper clipping describing the successes of the All Citizens Registration Committee. 1 page
"Tell It Like It Is: Vote, Baby, Vote", October 17, 1968
No full textA newspaper clipping with a statement encouraging Black Americans to vote. 1 page
Community League for Citizenship Education Voter Registration Project Workers, September 2, 1967
No full textA newspaper clipping showing a photo of students and staff workers of the C.L.C.E. Voter Registration Project. 1 page
"Black Politics", December 23, 1968
No full textA newspaper spread with an article describing a conference attended by Black officeholders from the South. 2 pages
"The South and the Law" December 16, 1968
No full textA newspaper clipping highlighting the frustrations of the expected policies of the Nixon administration and the possible decline of civil and voting rights protections. 1 page
"Black Political Power at Stake?" August 8, 1969
No full textA newspaper article in which the Voter Education project expresses concerns over potential expiration of key provisions in the Voting Rights Act of 1965. 2 pages
"Decade of Black Struggle Has Mixed Result in South", February 8, 1970
No full textA newspaper clipping highlighting the progress and challenges of race relations in the South. 2 pages