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Audio 443A, Audio 667A, Audio 909A
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Series: 4: Sound Recordings
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909A/3-13
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FE-CIO program, 1949 March-June
: Formerly Disc 72A/3-13.
: 25 programs recorded on 16-inch transcription discs at WINN, Louisville, April 1949.
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909A/1-2
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Emergency Civil Liberties Committee, “Power of Subpoena Symposium,” 1954 December 15
: Formerly Disc 72A/1-2.
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443A/1
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Anne Braden speaks on Wade case, 1955 April 13
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443A/2-3
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New Orleans, First forum on education, 1955 December 15
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443A/4
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New Orleans, Second forum on education, 1956 January 30
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443A/5
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James Forman interviewing white woman and son about integration of Little Rock High School, 1957
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443A/6
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Dunbar Ogden interview, Little Rock, 1958 September 19
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443A/7
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Closing of public schools in Norfolk, 1958
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443A/8-9
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Volunteer Civil Right Commission testimony at hearing about the Voteless in D.C., 1960 January 31
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443A/10
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“Americans All,” radio program with Tomlinson Todd, includes excerpts from Voteless hearing, 1960 January 31
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443A/11
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SCEF meeting: Frank Wilkinson on Side 1; Bradens on Side 2, 1961 April 29
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443A/12-13
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Conference on Freedom and the First Amendment at Chapel Hill, 1961 October 27
: Anne Braden speaks.
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443A/14
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Pete Seeger singing “The Strong of Old Monroe,” 1962 August
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443A/15-16
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Operation Freedom in Mississippi, Carl Braden and Maurice McCrackin interviewing others during field trip, 1962
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443A/17
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Amzie Moore, an account of his experience in the Civil Rights movement for Maurice McCrackin; Carl Braden speaks at the end, 1963 February
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443A/18
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Robert Moses account of Voter Registration drive in Mississippi in 1961, 1963 February
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443A/19
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Robert Moses account of Voter Registration drive in Mississippi in 1961, 1963 February (continued)
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443A/61-62
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“Forty Cents a Ton,” Hazard County documentary on coal production and workers, 1963 March
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443A/20
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Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee Conference, Howard Zinn address: “Southern Influence in National Politics,” 1963 Spring
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443A/21
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Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee Conference, Howard Zinn address: “Southern Influence in National Politics,” 1963 Spring (continued)
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443A/22-23
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Operation Freedom meeting (Memphis) on economic development of Fayette and Haywood counties, West Tennessee, 1963 June 4
: Carl Braden and Maurice McCrackin moderate.
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443A/17
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Music and conversation at Braden home, 1963 July 17-18
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443A/18
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Music at Braden home, 1963 July 18
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443A/51
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W.E.B. Dubois funeral oration by William Howard Melish, 1963 August (?)
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443A/25
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Raids on SCEF office, WDSU, New Orleans, 1963 October 31
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443A/24
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Carl Braden interviewed by Bill Gordon, WERE, Cleveland, Ohio, 1963 October
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443A/26
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Southern Report #2 produced by Ptolemaic Enterprises: “Police Brutality,” Gadsden, Alabama, 1963 December
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443A/27
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"Lest we forget": Volume 2, Birmingham, Alabama, mass meeting with Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy, et al., Clarksdale, Mississippi (Carl Braden present), recorded by Guy and Candy Carawan, 1963
: Guy and Candy Corawan of the Highlander Center for Folkways Records. Formerly Disc 72A/15.
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443A/86
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Micheal Gramlick and Edith Smilack on Hiroshima. Carl Braden speaks, 1964
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443A/86
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Carl and Anne Braden discuss SCEF, politics in Fayette County, and developments in racial cooperation, 1964
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443A/56
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WBAI broadcast about Sharpsville Massacre anniversary, 1961, 1965 June 5
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443A/55
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Carl Braden on WBAI, New York, 1965
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443A/28
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Carl Braden interview, WKEA, Nashville, by Davidson County Business and Professional Women's Club, 1965
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443A/28
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Milton Kotelchuck, “Student Left Looks at Vietnam,” 1965
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443A/29
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Carl Braden's reply to McBerney, WFIA, Louisville, 1966 January 18
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443A/54
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Carl Braden on WBAI, New York, 1966 July
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443A/59
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Carl and Anne Braden speak about the peace movement, civil rights, and labor unions at World Fellowship, 1966 July 26
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443A/45
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Stokely Carmichael at an open meeting at Harvard, 1966 August
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443A/48
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Speech by Stokely Carmichael to Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Columbus, Ohio, 1966 September 17
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443A/63
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Carl Braden speech: “A White Southerner Looks at Black Power;” William Pittman on “The Racist Theory and Practice of White Supremacy,” 1966 October 5
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443A/30-31, 34
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Carl Braden speech: “A White Man Looks at Black Power,” WBAI interview about SCEF and SNCC, 1966 October 22
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443A/67
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“Voice of Americanism,” McBurney attack on SCEF, 1966 November 17
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443A/70
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Carl Braden reply to McBurney speech, 1966 November 17
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443A/87
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SNCC, 1966 December
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443A/35
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SCEF dinner on 18th Anniversary of the National Guardian, circa 1966
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443A/53, 42-44
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SCEF dinner, 1967 March 20
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443A/172
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Carl Braden speech at Stanford, with Malcolm X documentary, 1967 May 10
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443A/32
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Carl and Anne Braden interview on WFIA, Louisville, a call-in program, 1967 October 30
: Includes critical comments.
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443A/49-50
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SCEF dinner, 1968 April 4
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443A/40-41
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Carl Braden conversation with interracial coalition of the University of Massachusetts, 1968 October 2
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443A/78
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Interview of Carl Braden by Jim Braden for research paper on Louisville civil disorders, 1969 April
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443A/85
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Jim Braden reading and summarizing transcript of KUAC hearings on the Louisville disorder, 1969 April
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443A/83
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Interview by Jim Braden of Manfred Reid, realtor involved in the incident that precipitated the disorders, 1969 April
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443A/75
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Interview by Jim Braden of Bill Peterson, a white reporter and Jay Thomas, a Black photographer, both of whom worked for the Louisville Courier-Journal, 1969 April
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443A/76
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Florian and Reginald Meeks, high school-age participants in the Louisville disorders, 1969 April
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443A/77
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Florian and Reginald Meeks, high school-age participants in the Louisville disorders, 1969 April (continued)
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443A/81
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Interview of Eugene Robinson, assistant director of Louisville and Jefferson County Human Relations Commission, by Jim Braden, 1969 April
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443A/82
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Interview of Eugene Robinson, assistant director of Louisville and Jefferson County Human Relations Commission, 1969 April (continued)
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443A/76
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Interview of Glen Stassen by Jim Braden, 1969 April
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443A/77
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Interview of Father Tom Moffet by Jim Braden, 1969 April
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443A/79-80
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Interview of Robert Sims by Jim Braden, 1969 April
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443A/81
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Interview of Nay Ross by Jim Braden, 1969 April
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443A/84
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Interview of Father Charles Tachau, 1969 April
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443A/88
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Carl and Anne Braden on “How to Fight the Long Arm of the Coal Operators,” at World Fellowship, Conway, NH, 1969 August 5
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443A/39
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Carl and Anne Braden on “How to Fight the Long Arm of the Coal Operators,” at World Fellowship, 1969 August 5 (continued)
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443A/60
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Carl and Anne Braden on “Organizing Programs, North and South,” at World Fellowship, 1969 August 6
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443A/157
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Carl Braden, 1970 January 15
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443A/68-69
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Speech by Carl Braden at SCEF fundraising party, Queens, NY, 1970 November 28
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909A/14
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SCEF's annual report to New York friends, 1971 April
: Formerly Disc 72A/14.
: Speakers include Anne Braden, Joe Mulloy, Virginia Collins, Bob Zellner, and others. Pete Seeger sings “It's Darkest Before the Dawn,” “Which Side Are You On,” “Vietnam Rag,” Hungry Eyes,” “Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child,” and “Commonwealth of Toll.”
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443A/36-38
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Carl Braden and Virginia Collins discuss Black draft resisters and SCEF, 1971 April 15
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443A/89
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Braden-Collins tour in Memphis, 1971 June 9
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443A/91
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Braden-Collins tour, 1971 July 9
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443A/92
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Carl Braden speech at Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1972 December 12
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443A/90
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Carl Braden and William Murdoch of UE on a Boston radio station, 1973 February 4
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443A/93
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Recording of Paul Robeson's 75th birthday celebration at Carnegie Hall featuring tributes by many speakers, a biographical documentary, and taped remarks by Robeson Sr., who is ill, 1973 circa June 11
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443A/105-108
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Mike Welch interview on SCEF crisis, 1973 August 17
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443A/94-104
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Anne Braden interview on SCEF crisis, 1973 August 19
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443A/109-110
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Penny Lane and Pat Martin on SCEF crisis, 1973 August 22
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443A/111-114
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Anne Braden interview on SCEF crisis, 1973 October 3
: First tape of the interview not received.
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443A/115
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Joe Phillips interview on SCEF crisis (partial interview), 1973
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443A/116
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National Alliance rally against repression, at Raleigh, North Carolina; Ralph Abernathy, Angela Davis, and Ben Chavis speak, 1974 July 4
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667A/2
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Carl Braden memorial service, Los Angeles, 1975 March 9
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667A/3-5
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Carl Braden memorial service, New York City, 1975 May 4
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667A/1
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Carl Braden memorial service, San Francisco. Anne Braden speaks, 1975
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443A/117
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Studio recording by Pete Seeger and an unidentified woman sings about the Delbert Tibbs case, 1976 May 23
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443A/118 and 166
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Speech by Jack O'Dell at the SOC Southern Fight for Labor's Rights workshop, Columbia, South Carolina, 1977 September 3
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443A/119-120
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Interviews with Louisville residents Vernon Roberson (who refers to Anne Braden), Louis Coleman, and a “Mrs. Torkel” about changes in the city, circa 1977
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443A/121-123
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Press conference called by the son of Paul Robeson to protest a one-man show by Philip Hayes Dean in which James Earl Jones portrayed Robeson, 1978 circa January
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443A/124-125
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Tribute to Fred Shuttlesworth at an SOC event in Birmingham, 1978 September 24
: C.T. Vivian is the emcee. Anne Braden is referred to in several speeches.
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443A/173
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Ella Baker interview by Anne Braden, 1978 December 14
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443A/126
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Telephone report from Anne Braden to Margaret [last name not given] on the Wilmington 10, Johnny “Imani” Harris, SOC issues, and events in Braden's personal life, 1979 March 21
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443A/127
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“Perspective” television interview of Douglas McGee, Anne Braden, and Claude McCullum in reply to an earlier interview with David Duke, 1979 June 3
: Side 2 is a poor quality interview of steelworkers and shipbuilders by Anne Braden.
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443A/162-163
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Telephone interview by Anne Braden of Wayne Crosby, president of striking steel workers and shipbuilders at Newport News, 1979 October 13
: The interview follows “Middletown rally,” segment with James Inger on Klan and workplace violence, Astor Picker, and Eugene Bennett.
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443A/167
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Interview with Fred Shuttlesworth by Anne Braden for Southern Exposure concerning the 25th anniversary of the Brown Supreme Court decision and his role in school desegregation, circa 1979
: A Birmingham rally sponsored by the US Peace Council and SOC at which Richard Arrington and others spoke is partially recorded over the beginning of the interview.
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443A/128
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SOC meeting at Dombrowski home, New Orleans, 1980 April 27
: Speakers include Ron Chisolm, Anne Braden, and Ben Chavis who presents a keynote talk on the 1980s and the need to advance the freedom movement. Braden discusses the Laurel, Mississippi poultry workers strike. (No paper minutes for this meeting.)
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443A/129
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Jesse Jackson speech on racism and foreign affairs at the Conference of World Africans, 1980 June 13
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443A/130-135
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SOC Executive Board meeting. Topics include funding, workshops and Ben Chavis as an SOC officer, 1981 October
: All tapes are damaged.
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443A/136
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3rd National Anti-Klan Network conference at Atlanta, 1982 June 19
: Proceedings are only partially recorded, with remarks by Randolph Scott-McLaughlin and David Edgar. Both refer to the influence of Anne Braden.
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443A/137
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Messages for Jim Dombrowski from individuals at Highlander's 50th anniversary, 1982 October 4
: Dombrowski was absent because of illness.
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443A/138-147
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SOC workshop on building coalitions against poverty, racism, and war at Miles College, Birmingham, Alabama, 1986 January 3-5
: Speakers are Anne Braden, Ben Chavis, Ron Chisholm, Jim Dunn, Jack O'Dell, Fred Shuttlesworth, and C.T. Vivian, with singing by Anne Romaine. A conference agenda is included in Box 148. Tapes were not received for all proceedings; tapes consisting only of group singing or group discussions were not retained.
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443A/165
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Interview of Fluker and Lukerson, residents of Metropolitan Gardens in Birmingham, Alabama, 1986 January 4
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443A/164
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Interview with Rev. Frederick Douglas Kirkpatrick (Brother Kirk) about housing in Birmingham, black music and culture, and Martin Luther King Jr., 1986?
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443A/148
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Rehash of a conference by Angela Davis, Anne Braden, and others in Louisville, circa 1989
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443A/149-150
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Discussion led by Marilee Curb and Isaiah Matthews about the Institute for Southern Studies for an upcoming issue of Southern Exposure on environmental justice, 1993 March 26
: Mattie Jones participates, with representatives of the Sierra Club, Greenpeace, and SCLC.
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443A/151-152
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Anne Braden lecture, 1997 August 20
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443A/162-163
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SOC environmental conference including a driving tour of “Cancer Alley,” 1997
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443A/153
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Anne Braden interview on WFCR, 1999 March 9
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443A/57
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Pike County, undated
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443A/58
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Pike County, undated (continued)
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443A/64
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Braden music, undated
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443A/65
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“A Serious Charge, A Closer Look,” regarding the charges that SCEF was a Communist organization, undated
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443A/66
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SCEF dinner, undated
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443A/71-73
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“South in the Depression,” possibly an interview with Clifford and Virginia Durr, undated
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443A/154
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Anne Braden lecture on socialism, undated
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443A/155-156
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Biographical interview of Jim Dombrowski by Anne Braden about the origins of his social activism and involvement with SCEF, undated
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443A/158
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Conversation between Bill [no last name given] and Walter Collins, who is in prison for draft resistance, undated
: Conversation took place during the early 1970s.
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443A/159
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SOC conference on labor, undated
: Joe Alvarez and Frank Burns are the only two identified speakers.
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443A/160
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Meeting of the Gulfcoast Pulpwood Association concerning election of James Simmons, distribution of funds, and rift between Mississippi and Alabama members, undated
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443A/161
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SCEF meeting/party at Louisville at which Carl and Anne Braden and Helen Greever spoke, undated
: Andrew Bates provides information on the Gulf Coast Pulpwood Association strike.
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443A/174
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Memoir of Anne Braden mostly about SCEF (perhaps 1980), undated
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443A/170-171
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Memoir of Anne Braden by Lenore Hogan on the general development of the movement in the South (perhaps 1978-1979), undated
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443A/33, 46-47, 74, 168-169
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