Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, Thursday. January 31, 1980 Session III: "Groups and Ensembles" conference tape number 17, OVU 408.5.17
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content: Thursday, January 31, 1980, Session III: "Groups and Ensembles" 

"Why Was the Darkie Born?"

Bernice Johnson Reagon introduces Carlton Reese and Cleo Kennedy of the Alabama Christian Movement Choir.

Carlton Reese and Cleo Kennedy perform

"One Day Men Will Walk Together Side by Side" 
"Come On On Freedom's Side" 
"Pilgrim of Sorrow"
"Carrying the Cross for Our Rights"
"We Shall Overcome"
 

Remarks by Bernice Johnson Reagon.

Introduces Reverend Frederick Douglas Kirkpatrick. Sings "God Specializes,"  and "Fight On Soweto, Fight On."

Reverend Kirkpatrick introduces Jimmy Collier who speaks about the Poor People's Campaign.

Sings "Everybody's Got A Right To Live."