Race relations in the United States
Found in 35 Collections and/or Records:
Folder 15: Model City Articles, Chattanooga, 1960s-1970s
Chattanooga Times articles about Model City development in Chattanooga- various authors. (Research by Sissy?)
Folder 17: the Atlanta Journal, 1959-12-17
Newspaper clipping of articel written by Long concerning Morris Abram and public housing.
Folder 17: The Chattanooga Times, Wednesday May 19, 1971
Seeking to desgregate Chattanooga's pubic schools. Half paper contains pages 1 - 14.
Folder 21: Charleston SC Hospital Strike, May (29) 1969
Articles and notes on the on Charleston SC Hospital strikethat took place in May 1969.
Includes: observation, event description, and a program from first night's rally.
Folder 22: Grouped drafts & articles labeled #2 1968-1959 (op-ed pieces), Early 1960's
Newspaper drafts & articles covering subhects such as:
Segregation, freedom fighters, love, suffering, schools, religion, education, Animal Crusaders, integration, November Freedom, University of Georgia, J.E. Hoover, death penalty, Gov. Hartsfield, slave-owning, agitators, death penalty, Klansmen
Folder 22: Newspaper Clippings February 1973, Feb-73
Margaret "Sissy" Leonard articles on various subjects St. Petersburg including politics, weather, tourism, drugs and oil.
Folder 24: New South Magazine, 1973
New South. Summer 1973 issue, incomplete. Pages 40-60 (last page).
Two articles;
The Darlington Mills Case: or seventeen years before the courts. By Bill Arthur.
and Thing Happened I never thought Would Happen: A conversation with Ethel Mae Matthews.
Folder 25: St. Petersburg South Sun Coast Sun. May 20, 1973, Sunday May 20, 1973
Fighting amongst students (white and black). An article by Leonard describes school childeren adapting to desegregated schools.
Folder 28; Article drafts Maggie Long
A collection of article drafts that cover a broad range of topics such as the NAACP's attempt to censor literature they deem inappropriate to children, to sexism in the work place
Folder 30: MLL Autobiography Sorted
Partial draft of Long's autobiography. Pages/sections missing. Some portions rewritten several times.
Mostly covers her early years, family life, and the death of her father.
Memories of celebrating "Confederate Memorial Day" in elementary school.
Folder 34: A Georgia Woman Sees an End to Segregation, 25-Apr-61
Look Magazine article by Margaret Long.
Folder 34: St. Petersburg Times Jan- April 1974, January - April 1974
St. Petersburg Times Clippings: Articles cover a range of topics including politics, rape, gas, drugs and more. Dealing with the energy crisis and gas shortages.
The Moultrie Observer, May 17, 1954
Headline reads: "School Segregation Unconstitutional, High Court Rules."
The Nashville Herald, June 28, 1956
Contains an extremely racist article explaining why the author opposes integration.
The Valdosta Daily Times, Sept. 8, 1948
Front page headline reads: "Klan Burns Cross Here Last Night." Article with photo describes a Klan rally in Valdosta.