Behind the Sit-Ins The Price of Segregation
An essay notes educated whites fear change from segregation and the walls inside themselves. It traces childhood training in terror, the reluctance to speak out, and the costly social price paid by both white and Black youths. It calls for open liberal dialogue in the South and on national forums.
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Time To Enlist For Peace In An Age Of War
A call to enlist for peace urges action against war's rising cost and the threat of nuclear devastation. The essay argues war burns possessions, freedom, and security, and may ruin civilization and the environment. It emphasizes urgent effort today.
Electric Power Associations Sparked Rural Mississippi Progress
In Mississippi, about 25 years ago farmers formed electric power associations to bring electricity to farms. They held community meetings inviting neighbors to join and borrowed funds from the Rural Electrification Administration to build their own systems for pumps, lights, and farm equipment.
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