Chapter XVI: SNCC: Coming Full Circle

Type 
Book Chapter
Year 
1984
Creator(s) 
Paula Giddings (author)
Container 
When and Where I Enter: The Impact of Black Women on Race and Sex in America
Pages 
276-297
Publisher 
William Morrow and Company
Publisher city 
New York, NY
Doc # 
1CSH07.01
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Document Description: 12 page photocopy of document; located in the PLT Archive folder "Paula Giddings; 'SNCC: Coming Full Cirlce'; From When and Where I Enter"; the publication date of this document (noted above) was handwritten on the original or a photocopy thereof; handwritten notation "not explicit on Hamer but for background info?".

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People
Adams, Victoria Gray
Avery, Annie Pearl
Baker, Ella
Bates, Daisy
Belafonte, Harry
Bennett, Lerone
Bethune, Mary McLeod
Blackwell, Unita
Booth, Mary
Burke, Katherine
Carson, Clay
Collins, Addie Mae
Collins, Lucretia
Connor, Eugene "Bull"
Daniels, Carolyn
Davis, Angela
Dozier, Doris
Eastland, James
Evers, Medgar
Farmer, James
Forman, Jim
Gober, Bertha
Goldwater, Barry
Haight, Dorothy
Hamer, Fannie Lou
Henry, Aaron
Holmes, Eleanor
Johnson, Goldie
Johnson, Lyndon
Jones, Charles
Jones, Mary Dora
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Robert
King, Annie May
King, Marion
King, Martin Luther
Lomax, Louis
McGhee, Silas
McNair, Denise
Moses, Robert
Nash Bevel, Diane
Ponder, Annelle
Raines, Dolly
Rauh, Joseph
Reagon, Bernice
Richardson, Gloria
Richardson, Judy
Robertson, Carole Rosamond
Sherrod, Charles
Shuttlesworth, Fred
Smith, Jean
Smith-Robinson, Ruby Doris
Stennis, John
Tillinghast, Murial
Truth, Sojourner
Walker, Wyatt Tee
Wallace, George
Washington, Cynthia
Wesley, Cynthia
Wiley, Jean
Wilkins, Roy
Zwerg, Jim
Places
Alabama Albany, GA Atlanta, GA Baltimore, MD
Birmingham, AL Cambridge, MA Georgia Jackson, MS
Lee County, GA Louisiana Maryland McComb, MS
North Carolina Rock Hill, SC Ruleville, MS South Carolina
Sunflower County, MS Tennessee Virginia
Dates
1984
Scenes
1960-1963 -- Incarnational Organizing: Students Become a Major Force in the Struggle for Civil Rights
1964 -- The Crest of the Civil Rights Movement: Freedom Summer Successes and Fallout
Themes
Activism: Personal Sacrifice, Community Organizing and Visions of a New Order
Faith Influencing Action: Testimonials and Theological Perspectives
Integration and Reconciliation: Strategies and Conflicts
Violence: Jim Crow South and the Anti-Civil Rights Movement
Other
activism, legislation activism, picketing
activism, protest marching activism, sit-ins
activism, voter registration anti-civil rights work
anti-civil rights work, police arrests anti-civil rights work, white resistance
Birmingham Church Bombing Church
Church, Baptist Civil Rights Act of 1964
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) Council of Federated Organizations (COFO)
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission faith, Christian unity
faith, hypocrisy Federal troops
Fisk University Freedom Riders
freedom schools Freedom Summer Project
integration, armed forces integration, neighborhoods
integration, public accommodations integration, schools
Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP) National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
National Council of Negro Women non-violence
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Southern Regional Council (SRC)
Spelman College Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
Tuskegee Institute United Auto Workers
violence, beatings violence, bombing
violence, cross burning violence, murder
violence, police brutality violence, rioting
Voter Education Project (VEP) Voting Rights Act
white civil rights activists white liberals