Voices of the Civil Rights Movement, Friday, February 1, 1980. Colloquium. Session II: "Activist Communities," conference tape number 21, OVU 408.5.21
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content: Friday, February 1. 1980, Colloquium, Session II: "Activist Communities"

Howard Zinn, facilitator, Boston University. Discusses the function of activist communities and the kinds of activist communities needed today.

Diane Nash Bevel, Executive Director Far South Suburban Housing Service, Ricton Park, Illinois. Compares activist communities of the Civil Rights' Movement and activist communities today.

Reverend Dr. Wyatt T. Walker, Canaan Baptist Church, New York City, New York.
Discusses the most significant effect and the greatest defect of the Civil
Rights' Movement.