>I'm looking for anything written on the Bay Area civil rights movement covering
>roughly 1963-64. Or a general history of civil right activities in California
>in the sixties.
> Any suggestions?
Jo,
I'm sure that there's material in the various books on the Free
Speech Movement- and you've probably checked Bill Rorabaugh's book BERKELEY
AT WAR - which cites some material on civil rights in the bibliography -
esp. on education and fair housing issues - isn't there material in Elaine
Brown's A TASTE OF POWER as well? anyway, a few thoughts for the moment -
John Andrew
John Andrew email: J_ANDREW@ACAD.FANDM.EDU
Department of History fax 717-399-4413
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster, PA. 17604-3003
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Sender: Aron -Pieman- Kay <pieman@ns.calyx.com>
Subject: Re: Bay Are civil righs movement
The Taniment Library at NYU(located in the Bobst) maintains an archives
of alternative publications. Check out the Bell and Howell microfilms of
the underground (or alternative) press syndicate. .