Boston has blinded itself to the disease of segregation.

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Title:
Boston has blinded itself to the disease of segregation.
Description:
Articles from the February 5, 1964 edition of the Corespondent discussing the extent of the issues of segregation in Boston and announcing the second Freedom Stay-Out Day, a boycott tactic employed by organizers.
Publisher:
Corespondent
Date:
February 5, 1964 (created)
February 5, 1964 (issued)
Format:
Newspapers
Location:
Northeastern University Library
Collection (local):
Freedom House, Inc. records (M16)
Series:
Programs
Subjects:
African American educators--Massachusetts--Boston
African American students--Massachusetts--Boston
Demonstrations--Massachusetts--Boston
Discrimination in education--Massachusetts--Boston
Farmer, James
Congress of Racial Equality
Places:
Massachusetts > Suffolk (county) > Boston
Extent:
2 pages
Link to Item:
http://hdl.handle.net/2047/D20128598
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Publisher:
Roxbury, Massachusetts : Boston Congress of Racial Equality
Language:
English
Notes (acquisition):
Donated by Muriel S. And Otto P. Snowden.
Identifier:
m16b58f2424_001