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A newspaper article on CORE's political engagement and black cultural fair

CORE internal document and open letter from white liberal. The letter discusses the inability of many liberal whites to grapple with internal racism.

Daily accounting of meetings and persons Perot met while performing his duties as Cleveland CORE member and Regional Field Representative for CORE.

This document outlines the basis for CORE's request to take black power to its next phase. The document was written by Antoine Perot and edited by Ruth (Turner) Perot

Second draft proposal submitted by Antoine Perot and Dan Deweese. The youth leadership training funding proposal was a project by CORE designed to move from Baltimore Target City to a national program.

A short history on Carl B. Stokes and his first three years as mayor.

Short summary of black progress from slavery to freedom.

Funding proposal by Cleveland CORE to run freedom schools. It was a prototype project which would serve akin to after school or alternate school program.

Documents the reasons why there should be black power. Particular attention is given to the various levels of oppression that Black Americans face in the country.

Minutes from Sub-Committee of CORE constitutional convention. Includes discussion on chapter resources, glossary of terms, Sunflower theory for black economic development, CORE debt, concern over "white funding", and restructuring CORE.