New Mood of Hope and Anger Among Negroes
Fortune Magazine surveyed 300 Negroes in 13 cities, revealing a mix of hope and anger. Most see gains in jobs and housing, with many supporting nonviolent Civil Rights aims while a substantial minority lean toward more forceful methods. Northern respondents showed slightly more willingness toward violence.
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New York Times Service
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Fortune Magazine
United States
Fortune
Martin Luther King
Protestors march to bishop's home over priest dismissal
More than 30 demonstrators, black and white, gathered outside the Western Michigan Episcopal bishop's home in Kalamazoo on Christmas morning to protest the firing of Canon Nicholas Holt. Bishop Charles Bennett met with marchers from North Community Reformed Church, urging the bishop to reconsider Holt's removal as vicar of Cathedral Church of Christ the King and director of social relations. The crowd recalled Holt’s summer street ministry efforts to ease tensions among Negro youths, as signs lamented the church’s decision and questioned priorities amid the new cathedral’s construction.
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Episcopal
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Nicholas Holt
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Department of Social Relations
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North Community Reformed Church
Owen Akers
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