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Newspaper

Boston Collage

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1977

Page

2

Appeal for Youths From Julian Bond on Scottsboro Echo

Julian Bond urges students to support a SPLC letter about Dawson Georgia killings. He recounts the 1931 Scottsboro case and warns five black youths face possible death in an alleged store holdup murder. The piece stresses innocence and asks readers to help.

Julian Bond Southern Poverty Law Center Friend Scottsboro Alabama Scottsboro Boy South Dawson Georgia Plains

Legacy of Cuban Roots and a Georgia Murder Case

The piece contrasts Cuban heritage with U S assimilation and shifts to a Georgia murder case involving Roosevelt Watson and four others. It details delay in identification, coercive rights waivers, and a poverty law group appeal for defense support, urging donations to the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery.

Myra Rodriguez Alex Haley Guantanamo Cuba Terrell County Joan Little Georgia Southern Poverty Law Center South Hull Street P.O Montgomery Alabama Scottsboro Dawson

Volunteers Needed for Black Children at Boston College Campus School

Doxie McCoy reports twelve black students at the Boston College Campus School in Roberts Center seek volunteers. The school serves seventy multi handicapped youths ages 4 to 21, with various disabilities. volunteers can give even one hour weekly during 9 am to 2:30 pm. Contact Campus School Ext 3460.

Fidel Castro New York United States Doxie McCoy Boston College Roberts Center Boston Fernald

Fisk University Seen as Key to Black Roots and Education

Former Black Students' Forum president Tracy Jenkins extols Fisk University as a pivotal institution for preserving Black records, culture, and tradition. She notes Fisk’s selective history, transfer programs, and its role in shaping education as anti-racist action, while highlighting personal identity and empowerment found there.

Black Students’ Forum BSF Fisk University Tracy Jenkins Harvard America Fisk Miss Jenkins Nikki Giovanni Univer

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