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Two Articles Kennedy Mississippi By Louis E. Lomax "Mississippi" is a chilling word. It can, and often does, mean misery, death, hate, racism and lynchings. Little wonder, then, that the...
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Progress Reports from the South DIARY OF A SIT-IN By Merrill Proudfoot North Carolina. 204 pp. $5.00. NEGRO LEADERSHIP IN A SOUTHERN CITY By M. Elaine Burgess North Carolina. 231 pp....
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'GET ON BOARD, LITTLE CHILDREN, GET ON BOARD' Everybody's Freedom Ride By Louis E. Lomax The current freedom rides in reverse, from the South to the non-South, will, of course, peter out....
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White and Black Views of the African The Goddam White Man. By David Lytton. Simon and Sinister. 247 pp. $3.50. No Longer at Ease. By Chinua Achebe. Ivan Obolensky. 170 pp. $2.95. Reviewed by...
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Lloyd, Jessie
Kennedy and Mississippi
(October 1962)
