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Veterans Roll Call
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 Instructions and Guidelines
 
In Memory
 
The Movement
Voting Rights History — Two Centuries of Struggle
 Voting Rights — Are You Qualified to Vote?
 Birmingham Segregation Laws
 Tributes to Women of the Freedom Movement
 Non-Violence & Non-Violent Training
 Rock Hill & Charlotte Sit-ins,, 1960
 Freedom Rides, 1961
 SNCC Organizing Presence in Alabama: A Partial Timeline, 1961-67
 Got To Thinking... The Movement in Holmes Co, MS, 1963
 Freedom Now! — Birmingham, AL 1963
 March on Washington, 1963
 St. Augustine Movement, 1963-1964
 Mississippi Freedom Summer, 1964
 Grenada Mississippi — Chronology of a Movement, 1966
 Pins of the Freedom Movement
 Tributes to and Memories of Jim Forman
 
Movement Timeline
 
Photo Album: Images of a Peoples' Movement
 Young People Lead the Way
 Off Campus — Into Movement
 Down to the Grassroots
 Into the Storm
 The Children's Crusade
 March on Washington
 Freedom Summer
 Selma, Lord, Selma
 March to Montgomery
 Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
 The Volunteers
 In the Circle of Trust
 Carry It On
 
Our Stories
 Barbara Barnes Allen, Interview (St. Augustine)
 Chude Pam Parker Allen, "Loneliness in the Circle of Trust"
 Hunter Bear, Magnolia Tales
 Charles Bonner/Betty Mae Fikes, Interview (Selma)
 Joan Browning, "Religion and Joining SNCC"
 Cathy Cade My Family, The Movement, And Me, 2002
 William "Meatball" Douthard I'll Never Forget Alabama Law (Gadsden)
 Hardy Frye, Narrative
 Bruce Hartford, Interview, 2002
 Margaret Herring, (Lauren McSurely) Narrative, 2004
 Sheila Michaels, How I Became An Oral Historian
 Gwen Patton, Insurgent Memories, 1981
 Wazir (Willie B.) Peacock, Interview, 2001
 Priscilla McLeod Robinson, "My Story," 2004
 Jimmy Rogers & Linda Dehnad, Interview, 2001
 Michael Simmons, "Disturbing the Peace," 1995
 Jonathan Steele, "Summer of Hate," 2004
 Hattie & James White, Interview, (St. Augustine)
 Jean Wiley, Interview, 2001
 List of Oral Histories  
 
Commentaries
 Against Discouragement, Howard Zinn, 2005
 Religion and the 2004 Election — Commentaries, 2004
 Chaney, Schwerner, Goodman 40th Memorial — Commentaries, 2004
 A Black Man Fights the Draft — Interview, Michael Simmons, 2003
 Say These Words With Me, Bob Moses & Donna Ladd, June, 2003
 "My Reflections of Years Gone By", Charles Person, August 2001
 Mike Miller Review of Walking With the Wind, October, 2000
 Renewing the Beloved Community, Mike Miller. September, 2000
 Justice for Jamil (H. Rap Brown)
 
Discussions
 Selma & the March to Montgomery, 2004-2005
 Across the Racial Divide, 2005
 Telling Our Stories, 2005
 Jews, Religion, & the Movement, 2005
 Women & Men in the Freedom Movement, 2004
 The Mississippi Movement & the MFDP, 2004
 Community Organizing, 2004
 What Did Our Families Think of Our Going South?, 2004
 Local Folks and Civil Rights Workers, 2003
 The Movement in Alabama, 2003
 Discussion: Whites in SNCC, Email dialog. 2003
 
Documents
 SNCC Founding Statement, 1960
 Letter from Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King, 1963
 I Have a Dream, speech by Martin Luther King, March on Washington, 1963
 Speech of John Lewis, March on Washington, 1963.
 Student Voice SNCC Newsletters, 1964
 Medical Committee for Human Rights Manual for Volunteers, 1964
 Women in the Movement — SNCC Position Paper, 1963
 SNCC Postion Paper: On Vietnam, 1966
 Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence, Martin Luther King, 1967
I Have Been to the Mountain Top, Martin Luther King, 1968
 
FAQ
 How and why did you become active in the Civil Rights Movement?
 What did you do during the Civil Rights movement?
 Was violence or repression ever directed against you personally?
 What did the Southern Freedom Movement mean to you?
 Did the Civil Rights Movement change race relations?
 Do you believe that there is still racism in the US?
 Did the civil rights movement have an impact on the whole of the US?
 What were the failures of the Civil Rights Movement?
 Did marches & sit-ins help or hurt the movement?
 Did the president do everything he could to better the situation?
 What are your thoughts on non-violence?
 What are your thoughts on non-violence?
 What are your thoughts on the Black Power movement?
 Thoughts on the assassinations of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King?
 
Poetry
 Poems by: Chude Pam Allen
 Poems by: "Arkansas" ("Strider," Jim Benston)
 Poems by: Julian Bond
 Poems by: Charles Fager
 Poems by: Bruce Hartford
 Poems by: Steve McNichols
 Poems by: Bernice Johnson Reagon
 Poems by: Sue [Lorenzi] Sojourner
 Poems by: Jane Stembridge
 Poems by: Bob Zellner
 Poems by: June Brindel
 Poems by: June Jordan
 Poems by: Naomi Long Madgett
 Poems by: Dudley Randall
 Poems by: Countee Cullen
 Poems by: Paul Lawrence Dunbar
 Poems by: Langston Hughes
 Poems by: James Weldon Johnson
 Poems by: Claude McKay
 Poems by: Sojourner Truth
 
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