[Washington, DC; after November 22, 1963]
name: label: Collection Creator
content: McNamara, Norris
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content: Moon, Moses
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content: Moses Moon Civil Rights Movement Audio Collection
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content: Moses Moon Civil Rights Movement Audio Collection / Series 1: Original Tapes
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content: Box 7, Item AC0556-OT_N16
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content: Box 1
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content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: Audio
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content: Cuts into the middle of a panel discussion from N15:
-More discussion of John F. Kennedy assassination 
-Federal protection progress in Mississippi
-Activity is still going strong in the South
-Hopes that Johnson will do more than Kennedy did
-Need to find leaders with integrity
-Description of voter registration campaign in Terrell County, Georgia
-Frustration at obstacles in the movement
-We are here to evaluate many things we have done
-If Johnson doesn't deliver on civil rights, we should not deliver him into the White House (reelection)
Fannie Lou Hamer:
-Voter registration testimonial
-Tired of the system
"Go Tell it on the Mountain" (joined by the audience)
"I'm Gonna Let it Shine"
"Freedom Now" chant
"Set on Freedom"
Minnie Jean Brown – one of the first girls to go to an integrated school in Little Rock, Arkansas:
-Glad people are really supporting the cause
-The time is now
The Americus Four:
"Freedom My Rock"
"We Are Marching For Freedom"
 Bayard Rustin:
-Introducing Norman Thomas, the main speaker
-Story of Thomas' bravery against Frank "I am the Law" Hague
-Memories of slavery
-Norman Thomas was willing to investigate these conditions