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Joyce Ware, Northeast Regional Field Representative for CORE writes a memorandum on Malcolm X's impact on CORE and the civil rights movement even after his death.

Letters, memos, registration forms, convention passes, and other materials related to CORE conventions from 1966 to 1968

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.

Pamphlet published by CORE that outlines its platform on Black Power.

Analysis of economic, political, and social issues hindering black equality in Cleveland Ohio. Speech is given by Ruth Turner at the City Club

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.

Information on CORE chapters: including Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago, East St. Louis and Indianapolis

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

RECORD ONE, SIDE ONE:
Dinah Washington, "The Blues Ain't Nothing But a Woman Cryin For Her Man"; Cannonball Adderly with Machito and his Orchestra, "Cannonology"; Harry Belafante with Machito and his Orchestra, "Lean on Me"; Herbie Mann with…

Oral history interview conducted for research on Harambee City.