On October 19 to 21, Wayne State University will sponsor a conference titled “New Perspectives on Race and the City.” Featured speakers include G. Mennen Williams, Jerome P. Cavanagh, Hubert Locke, Roger Wilkins of the U.S. Justice Department, Community Relations …
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There is, even though you may not have noticed it lately, still a war going on in Vietnam.
a review of The Racial Contract by Charles W. Mills. Cornell University Press 1993
Arthur P. Hughes is a short, timid appearing young man of 23. He wears thick glasses and a large turquoise ring.
The Rev. Charles Williams is a conservative, Negro, Republican Baptist. Robert Tindal is the executive director of the tradition-bound Civil Rights Organization to The Establishment—the NAACP. The Rev. Albert Cleage is a militant black power advocate and chairman of the …
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“One man of 74 said he opposed the war but declined to write or send a telegram for fear that ‘if they find out, they’ll take my social security away.’ A housewife said, ‘My son’s in college now and I …
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Special to the Fifth Estate CHICAGO, Oct. 25—This week the Conspiracy is still learning about agents and informers.
“All over the world, people are laughing at America because they’re so stupid. They don’t know what time it is. This is a late hour for America. America is on her way out.” (Robert Williams at a Detroit press conference …
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“Your day has come. You may laugh, Mr. Sinclair, but you will have a long time to laugh. I sentence you to not less than and not more than ten years in the state penitentiary.” —Judge Robert J. Colombo, July …
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Some ways to think about the meaning and significance of three white, Christian males, two of whom are members of the armed forces, going to the moon.