Box 3

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Typescript and handwritten notes. Emphases include agriculture, education, and politics.

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Handwritten and typescript field notes on miscellaneous topics.

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Includes ephemera from television program "Meet the Press". Also included is transcript from television program "The Temper of the South, 1964"; and a panel discussion "Under Discussion: Civil Rights and the Law," featuring Holmes Alexander, Ivan Allen, Jr., LeRoy Collins, James Farmer, John Lewis, and Bayard Rustin.

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Includes reports and printed ephemera from the Georgia Department of Education.

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Typescript interview notes. Topics include the condition of segregated schools. Notable informants include Hollis Price (president of Lemoyne College) and William Boyd (president of Georgia NAACP).

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Typescript notes from interviews regarding school inequality and potential desegregation stemming from Brown v. Board decision. Notable correspondents include Paul West (superintendent of Fulton County Schools, Georgia), William E. Morland (superintendent of schools in Houston, Texas), and Vincent McClatchey (president of the Board of Education in Atlanta, Georgia).

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Typed interview transcripts and observational field notes. Informants include bus drivers, cab drivers, policemen, bus passengers, and other members of the community. Collection includes surveys of African American bus passengers. These materials - and related items found in the Preston and Bonita Valien papers - are especially revealing of the types of rumors circulating in Montgomery at the time.

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series contains background material and field notes relating to her research on a wide variety of topics. The files are arranged alphabetically starting with the notes on Africa. Included are notes dealing with Nigeria, civil rights in mass media, black and white educators, the Montgomery, Alabama, Bus Boycott of 1956, the NAACP Chapter in Nashville, the Tennessee Civil Rights demonstrations of 1964 and the Caribbean island of Trinidad. Her notes on Africa include transcripts of...

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Topics include Tennessee School for the Blind and Nashville radio station WSOK.

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Mostly regarding school integration attempts after Brown decision. Includes interview transcripts, observational notes, and newspaper clippings.