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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Flier announcing a general gathering of Emory University faculty, students, and administration in Glenn Memorial Auditorium after the student protests

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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Resolution from the faculty of Emory College expressing concern in the expiration of the Rockefeller Foundation grant and the effect that will have on the recruitment, enrollment, and matriculation of Black students

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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Statement by Emory faculty members, with accompanying signatures, to Emory administration, recommending that all peaceful avenues be explored in dealing with the student protestors before getting the police and courts involved

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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Statement from SGA president, Charles Haynes, proposing recommendations for white Emory students to follow in the aftermath of the student demonstrations

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Black Studies, administrative materials - “Memorandum to presidents of institutions of higher education participating in federal assistance programs - Separate housing for minority group students”, stating that federal assisted institutions of education cannot segregate housing based on race

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Announcement from Student Government Association president Charles Haynes urging members of SGA[?] to attend a meeting reviewing progress made in the twelve areas designated by Emory administration and the Black Student Alliance - October, 1969

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Black Studies, administrative materials - List of goals set by the Afro-American Studies Sub-Committee on July 2, 1969

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Statement from members of the Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity agreeing with the recent resolution passed by Emory University acknowledging that racism exists on campus - July 1, 1969

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Four days in May, 1969, Materials regarding the student demonstrations at Emory between May 25th and 28th, 1969 - Court documents - Restraining order for student protestors, issued by the Superior Court for Dekalb County, Georgia

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Memory [1969]

Part of: Memory