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Letter from Charles H. Crutchfield asking Fred Alexander to publicly denounce the Black Panthers, and copy of the "Black Panther Coloring Book." The coloring book was actually created by the FBI. Only represents a portion of correspondence in the collection.
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Manuscripts (Documents)Letters (Correspondence)Coloring Books1 Folder Image/Tiff
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University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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North Carolina Digital Heritage Center

Keywords

  1. Alexander, Frederick Douglas, 1910 1980
  2. Black Panther Party
  3. Crutchfield, Charles Harvey, 1912 1998
  4. Propaganda
  5. Racism

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