Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, Thursday. January 31, 1980 Session III: "Groups and Ensembles," and Friday. February  1,  1980.  Colloquium. Session I: "The Black Church," conference tape number 18, OVU 408.5.18
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content: Thursday, January 31, 1980, Session III: "Groups and Ensembles"

Jimmy Collier sings "Everybody's Got A Right To Live" and talks about filling in the missing pages of United States history.

Reverend Kirkpatrick sings "The Ballad of James [Jan Ernst] Matzeliger," and
"We Shall Overcome."

Session ends.

Friday, February  1,  1980, Colloquium. Session I: "The Black Church"

Bernice Johnson Reagon welcomes and recaps conference and reviews
schedule for the remainder of the conference. Introduces Vincent Harding, session facilitator and Director, Institute of the Black World, Wallingford, Pennsylvania; Reverend Charles Sherrod, City Commissioner, Albany, Georgia; and Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth, Greater New Light Baptist Church, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Vincent Harding, Reverend Charles Sherrod, and Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth
lead "Guide My Feet While I Run This Race."

Vincent Harding discusses the significance of the day's date, and the anniversary of the Greensboro, North Carolina sit-in at the Woolworth's lunch counter. Discusses the role of the Black Church in shaping the Movement and that of the Movement in shaping the Black Church.