Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, conference tape number 10, OVU 408.5.10
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content: 1980-01-30-1980-01-31
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content: Wednesday, January 30, 1980,  Songleaders'	Workshop, Session III: "Sit-ins. Marches. Jails. Mass Meetings."

"I Know (We'll Meet Again)" led by Reverend James Ames Bevel
"Dog, Dog" led by Reverend James Ames Bevel
"Keep Your Eyes On the Prize"
"A Charge To Keep, I Have" led by Charles Neblitt
"Which Side Are You On?"
"Auction Black" led by Jamila (Mary Ethel Jones)
"I've A Long Way To Go (To Be Like the Lord)" led by Cleo Kennedy

Thursday, January 31, 1980 Session I: "Groups and Ensembles"

Bernice Johnson Reagon gives welcome.
 
Cordell Reagon, facilitator, discusses the Freedom Rides and Congress on Racial Equality (CORE). James Farmer, Congress on Racial Equality (CORE) founder; Chicago Sit-in Movement, 1940s; Freedom Rides. Sings "Woke Up With My Mind On Freedom." Discusses the first Freedom Rides and the use of songs in the Movement to 
create spirit and dispel fear. Sings "We'll See That Wall Come Down (If Two and Two and Fifty Make A Million)."