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SCLC Marches with Rev. Vernon Carter

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Southern Christian Leadership Conference

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Donated by Frank Miranda.This poster was put out by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) to support Reverend Vernon Carter during his 118 day vigil outside the School Committee office throughout the summer of 1965. He was protesting the general state of the schools and the School Committee's refusal to act on the Racial Imbalance Act. The SCLC was asking for people to support him and march with him when they could.
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Keywords

  1. African American Clergy
  2. African Americans
  3. Boston
  4. Boston (Mass.) School Committee
  5. Carter, Vernon E
  6. Demonstrations
  7. Discrimination
  8. Discrimination In Education
  9. Massachusetts
  10. Public Schools
  11. Southern Christian Leadership Conference

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Address to Boston Clergy on May 18th. Statement of Reverend Vernon Carter. Telegram, Freedom Vigil. Letter to possible gubernatorial candidates from Rev. Vernon Carter. Minutes of metting - Executive Committee - May 14. Steering Committee meeting, May 19, 1965. News items from the Freedom Vigil. Ecumenical service to be held in front of School Committee headquarters, Sunday P.M. Statement of the Reverend Vernon Carter on his Freedom Vigil. Statement of the Rev. Vernon Carter. The pastor who lives on the sidewalk. Minutes of meeting, May 5, 1965. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement. News bulletins from the freedom vigil. Letter, November 23, 1965. Dr. Martin Luther King says that the Freedom Vigil may be the salvation of Boston. Boston Clergy to announce response to racial crisis. Meeting of Ministers, May 18, 1965. Statement of Canon Breeden. Program for "Martin Luther King and Boston" march.
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