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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/1
Time
0:00
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Introduction
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/1
Time
0:15
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Role of black churches in Beloit--churches and leadership training for
youth--the influence of Reverends Fox and Brown of Emmanuel Baptist--continuity with
church in Mississippi--comparison of church-going habits in Beloit and
Mississippi
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/1
Time
11:11
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Black churches and the adjustment to Beloit--the development of Emmanuel
Baptist--establishment of New Zion
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/1
Time
18:37
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Rubie Bond's conversion to Catholicism--problems for the Bond children
resulting from being fair-skinned--the People's church--daughter Bernice and the
Catholic church
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/2
Time
0:00
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The decision to join the Catholic church--hostility to black members within
the church--reaction to Pope John XXIII
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/2
Time
8:01
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The problem of being a fair-skinned black person--children attacked at
church--reaction of the children--homemaking to compensate for low
income
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/2
Time
17:22
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Housing patterns in Beloit--getting along with white neighbors
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/2
Time
27:07
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Realtors and housing for black people in Beloit
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/3
Time
0:00
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Continuation of comments on realtors and housing for black people in
Beloit
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/3
Time
1:16
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The biracial committee In the 1940s--very few accomplishments--WCC
considered too pushy by this committee--the biracial committee and the Steelworkers
Union
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/3
Time
8:46
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The Human Rights Council in the 1950s--Dr. Lucius Porter returns from
China--letter to businesses concerning job opportunities, small response--advisory
nature of the Council--efforts to open public accomodations--Rubie Bond's nomination
by Governor Gaylord Nelson to the Wisconsin Human Rights Council
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Tape/Side/Part
4/2/3
Time
16:07
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The impact of the post-World War I recession on the Beloit black
community--exodus of black business and professional people from Beloit--Mr.
Halliard from Morehouse College
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