March On Washington, audio cassette, OTC 408.20.1
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Panel Discussion I:  A History of Activisim
              
Introductory remarks by Philippa Jackson, project director for Voices of the Civil Rights Movement.

Bernice Johnson Reagon reads a letter from Dr. Anna Arnold Hedgeman, one of the first women to  serve on an executive cabinet.
 
Panelists:

Dr. Gloster Current, discusses the march on  Washington 1963 from the perspective of a member  of the administrative committee of the National  March on Washington.

John Louis, city councilman, Atlanta, discusses organizing for the March on Washington of 1963,  from the perspective of one who worked in the south and was chairman of the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).