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The hearings before the United States Commission on Civil Rights took place on June 25-26, 1962 in Memphis, Tennessee. LeMoyne College Student Eyewitness Accounts - March 28, 1968 March. Student papers from Professor Michael P. Johnson's students about the March 28, 1968 Sanitation Strike march. Programs from the Cotton Maker's Jubilee from the 1930's through 1990's, from the Memphis Public Library and Information Center Venson Collection. CROSSROADS IS HOSTED BY RHODES COLLEGE.

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The hearings before the United States Commission on Civil Rights took place on June 25-26, 1962 in Memphis, Tennessee. LeMoyne College Student Eyewitness Accounts - March 28, 1968 March. Student papers from Professor Michael P. Johnsons students about the March 28, 1968 Sanitation Strike march. Programs from the Cotton Makers Jubilee from the 1930s through 1990s, from the Memphis Public Library and Information Center Venson Collection. CROSSROADS IS HOSTED BY RHODES COLLEGE.

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Many institutions and individuals in Memphis are dedicated to this task. The Crossroads team collects and makes accessible primary materials dating from about 1950-1970 that can support conversations about the impact of the past on our community today. We also provide technical and organizational support for preservation of Memphis historical and cultural materials by working with individuals, neighborhoods and cultural heritage organizations. Contact us to volunteer! Does your church or neighborhood ass...

Collection Detail

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This is an interview with Hattie Tucker. Tucker is a resident of South Memphis. She is also one of the first black women to work. This is an interview with Walter Gates. Gates is a community gardener and part of the last generation of sharecroppers. This is an interview with Eddye Pickett. Pickett was a unit secretary at Methodist university hospital; was a part of the. Jul 3, 2013. Interview with Bernard Washington. Jul 10, 2013. Interview with Marlon Foster. Jul 17, 2013. Interview with Willie Bates.

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Hill Foundation, INC | Hoxie 21

http://www.hoxie21.org/hill_foundation.htm

This historical story is important because it happened prior to the Birmingham March, the Little Rock Nine and any other strategic planning of any organized movement. This untold story reflects courage and heroism of united efforts for their children s education. These families challenged school desegregation during the unpopular Jim Crow era. Many thanks to everyone for preserving documentation and special thanks to my grandmother, Ellen Mary Montgomery, for preserving many of our sources of information.

Civil Rights Collection

http://memphislibrary.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/p13039coll2

Holloman Response to W. Porter Grace. Slide Show - The Unfulfilled Dream: A History of Race Relations and Civil Rights in Memphis since the Civil War. Letter from Sara Bryant. Civil Rights in Memphis: A Timeline. Alexander H. Dickerson sworn in as the first elected African American member of the city council. Poll Tax enacted by the Tennessee General Assembly to restrict voting. Tennessee General Assembly establishes separate schools based on race. July 4, 1905. Tennessee Supreme Court rules segregated p...

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The hearings before the United States Commission on Civil Rights took place on June 25-26, 1962 in Memphis, Tennessee. LeMoyne College Student Eyewitness Accounts - March 28, 1968 March. Student papers from Professor Michael P. Johnson's students about the March 28, 1968 Sanitation Strike march. Programs from the Cotton Maker's Jubilee from the 1930's through 1990's, from the Memphis Public Library and Information Center Venson Collection. CROSSROADS IS HOSTED BY RHODES COLLEGE.