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Origins of the Civil Rights Movements : Black Communities Organizing for Change,9780029221303
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Origins of the Civil Rights Movements : Black Communities Organizing for Change

by Aldon D. Morris
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9780029221303

ISBN10:
0029221307
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Pub. Date:
9/15/1986
Publisher(s):
Free Press
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Summary

A blending of scholarly research and interviews with many of the figures who launched the civil rights movement in the 1960s and 1970s records the events of the movement's tumultuous first decade

Table of Contents

Preface v
Introduction ix
Domination, Church, and the NAACP
1(16)
Beginnings and Confrontations
17(23)
Movement Centers: MIA, ICC, and ACMHR
40(37)
The SCLC: The Decentralized Political Arm of the Black Church
77(23)
The SCLC's Crusade for Citizenship
100(20)
Organizational Relationships: The SCLC, the NAACP, and CORE
120(19)
Movement Halfway Houses
139(35)
Internal Organization and Direct Action
174(21)
1960: Origins of a Decade of Disruption
195(34)
Birmingham: A Planned Exercise in Mass Disruption
229(46)
Theoretical Overview and Conclusions
275(16)
Notes 291(36)
Appendix A Data and Methods 327(3)
Appendix B List of Persons Interviewed 330(1)
Appendix C Sample Interview Questionnaire 331(3)
Appendix D Sample Fundraising Statements 334(5)
Bibliography 339(9)
Index 348


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