Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, audio cassette, OTC 408.5.9
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content: Wednesday. January 30. 1980 Songleaders' Workshop. Session III:
"Sit-ins. Marches. Jails. Mass Meetings" 10:30 pm - 11:00 pm
Side A

"Which Side Are You On?" (cont.)
"Auction Block" led by JAMILA
"I've A Long Way To Go (To Be Like the Lord)" led by CLEO KENNEDY 

CORDELL REAGON makes announcements on Thursday's lunch schedule. 

BERNICE JOHNSON REAGON thanks attendees and closes the workshop for the night.

Last 34 minutes blank.

Thursday. January 31. 1980 Session I: "Groups and Ensembles" 9:00 am -
10:50 am

SideB

BERNICE JOHNSON REAGON gives welcome.

CORDELL REAGON, facilitator, discusses the Freedom Rides and CORE. JAMES FARMER, CORE founder; Chicago Sit-in Movement, 1940's; 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)"
"Freedom Is A Coming"
 
Last 13 minutes blank.