Commencement Address by Dr Leslie W Dunbar at Clark College
Dr Leslie W Dunbar executive director of The Field Foundation delivered the commencement address at Clark College in Atlanta Georgia on May 30 1967. The speech highlighted foundations support for education and community development.
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Clark College
Lanta
Georgia
Leslie W. Dunbar
The
Field Foundation
Commencement address on racism and myth at Clark College
The speaker urges Clark College graduates to confront racism, reject myths, and join a long crusade for equality. He critiques political science orthodoxy, notes Viet Nam era leadership, executive power, and constitutional issues, and calls for principled action.
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Forces of Hate On The Offensive Again
The speaker condemns hate, war, and violence while arguing civil rights and the peace movement are interconnected. They challenge the idea that non-violence is merely a tactic and call out the moral issues in separating civil rights from Vietnam era debates.
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Senate Banking Committee
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