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Mississippi ~ Into the Storm (1955-63)
Articles by Freedom Movement Veterans

[© Ken Thompson] [© Cliff Vaughs] [© Matt Heron]
See also:
Freedom Summer Articles (1964)
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP)
Mississippi Movement for web links.
Mississippi Movement for books.

Articles From CRMVets History & Timeline

Rev. George Wesley Lee Murdered (1955)
Lamar Smith Murdered (1955)
Emmett Till Murdered (1955)
Southern States Try to Destroy NAACP (1956-1964)
Mississippi Sovereignty Commission (1956)
Clyde Kennard Framed and Jailed in MS (1959)
Tougaloo Nine and Jackson State Protest (1961)
Freedom Rides (1961)
Voter Registration & Direct-Action in McComb MS (1961)
Herbert Lee Murdered (1961)
Christmas Boycott in Clarksdale MS (1961)
Council of Federated Organizations (COFO) Formed in Mississippi (1962)
Mississippi Voter Registration — Greenwood (1962)
James Meredith Desegregates 'Ole Miss (1962)
Greenwood Food Blockade (1962-63)
Jackson MS, Boycotts (1962-63)
Marching For Freedom in Greenwood (1962)
Voter Registration Movement Expands in Mississippi (1963)
Mass Action in Greensboro (1963)
Jackson Sit-in & Protests (1963)
Atrocity in Winona (1963)
Medgar Evers Assassination (1963)
Medgar's Funeral & End of Jackson Movement (1963)
Struggle for the Vote Continues in Mississippi (1963)
Free Southern Theater Founded (1963)

Struggle for Voting Rights in Mississippi ~ The Early Years. [PDF]
MFDP Challenge to the Democratic Convention [PDF].

Articles by Freedom Movement Veterans

Revolution in Mississippi, Tom Hayden. 1962. 30-page Students for a Democratic Society pamphlet about the McComb Movement (2 pages missing)

Got To Thinking...The Movement in Holmes Co, MS., Sue Sojourner.

Life in Mississippi, Fannie Lou Hamer. (Freedomways.)


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