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Breeden, James P

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Donated by Phyllis M. RyanThis project was partially funded by the Boston Library Consortium.Anecdote regarding segregated schools and the effect on children.
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Keywords

  1. African American Clergy
  2. African Americans
  3. Boston
  4. Boston Public Schools
  5. Breeden, James P
  6. Civil Rights
  7. Discrimination
  8. Discrimination In Education
  9. Education
  10. Massachusetts
  11. Massachusetts Freedom Movement
  12. Massachusetts Freedom Schools
  13. Public Schools
  14. Race Relations
  15. Segregation In Education

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Statement of Canon Breeden. Letter, Rev. James P. Breeden, February 12, 1964. Press release, February 12, 1964. List of Freedom Schools for February 26, 1964. Questions and points for Channel 5. Press release, February 23, 1964. Endorsement statement of Allston-Brighton clergy. Press release, endorsement of the Freedom Stay Out by the Mass. unit of the SCLC. Press release, message of support for "Stay-Out" from Dr. Martin Luther King. Statement by Cannon James Breeden. Letter, Citizens for Human Rights, January 21, 1964. De facto segregation in the Boston Public Schools. Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement, 1964. Boston Freedom Schools freedom diploma. Press release, statement on further suburban support of "Freedom Stay Out". Freedom's Journal Massachusetts Freedom Movement, Vol I. No. 4, 1964. Letter to the editor, February 8, 1964. Press release, statement on suburban support of Freedom Stay-Out. Statement of purpose. NAACP Community Info Vol. 2, No. 1.
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