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18th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Celebration : Sunday, January 4, 1998

Program for the event held January 4, 1998, including brief biographies of speakers and honorees.

A New Thrust for Urban League. Redirection Urban League Resources for More Effective Service and Accomplishment

Caption title. With, as issued: Implementing a new thrust for the Urban League movement, National Urban League, 1968: and, The Negro in Cleveland 1968, Urban League of Cleveland, 1968

A showing of Probable Cause: Documentary evidence tending to show criminal activity by Cleveland Police during the Glenville incident, July 23, 168 in support of the charge that responsible local officials have failed to investigate where probable cause exists

A Social and Demographic Study of Cuyahoga County Blacks, 1820-1860

A study of 1324 job applicants who registered with the Cleveland Urban League during the year of 1961 and some selected 1960 census data relating to social characteristics and employment status

African-American Community Politics and Racial Equality in Cleveland Public Schools : 1933-1973

This dissertation challenges the presumption that from 1933 to 1973 Cleveland African Americans held a monolithic viewpoint on race and public education by unveiling the multiple voices and approaches that characterized school reform. It charts the political lineage of African Americans’ struggles around school reform in Cleveland by examining the social background, political position, and ideological debates among the major…

African-American Music: A directory serving the Greater Cleveland Area

On flyleaf: John Carroll University; Art History 205: African American Music; Dr. Jo Lanier. Prepared as a class project; names of the students also appear on the flyleaf

African Americans and the Color Line in Ohio, 1915-1930

“This analysis of the Ohio color line speaks to those historians who still are inclined to discuss Jim Crow as a wholly southern phenomenon. It indicates that the color line in the North was not uniform and provides further evidence of the importance of locale and local people in African American history. At the same time, it offers stories of…

Alabama North: African-American migrants, community, and working-class activism in Cleveland, 1915-45

Examines the experiences and activities of African-Americans in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1915 through 1945, discussing migration, the labor market, organized labor, community, and more.

An explanation of conventional and unconventional political behavior : Marx, Lebon and the survey research center in the Cleveland ghetto

Typescript. Department of Political Science

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