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NAACP letter to William O'Connor.

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Guscott, Kenneth I

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Donated by Phyllis M. RyanThis letter from Kenneth Guscott, the president of the Boston branch of the NAACP, to School Committee member William O'Connor demands the BSC work to address the problem of segregation in Boston. It calls on the committee to take a survey to better understand the problem and begin to find solutions.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Boston
  3. Boston (Mass.) School Committee
  4. Civil Rights
  5. Discrimination
  6. Discrimination In Education
  7. Education
  8. Massachusetts
  9. National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People Boston Branch
  10. Race Relations
  11. School Integration

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Letter, William O'Connor. The NAACP and the School Committee Chronology of a crisis. Letter, William O'Connor, January 15, 1964. Letter, friend of the Boston NAACP, April 14, 1965. Letter, friend of the Boston NAACP, April 20, 1965. Press release, NAACP. The NAACP and the School Committee Chronology of a crisis. Letter, President John F. Kennedy, June 18, 1963. Press release, July 24, 1963. Letter, survey of racial composition. Letter to School Committee chairman. Press release, February 25, 1966. NAACP Education Committee. Copy of telegram sent to Mayor Collins and Governor Peabody. Press release, February 1, 1964. WBZ-TV editorial Beyond the boycott. Letter, Louise Day Hicks, August 8, 1963. Statement to the Boston School Committee August 13, 1963 The basis for N.A.A.C.P. activity concerning public education in Boston. What is the problem? What is de facto segregation?
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