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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Statement by Brandeis University president, Morris B. Abram, regarding financial problems facing private universities at the same time many of them are expanding enrollment for minority students and the effect a veto on the 1970 Health, Education and Welfare Appropriation Bill will have on private universities across the country - January 20, 1970

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Black students, 1969-1970 and undated - Student questionnaire prepared by the Student Government Association regarding racial issues at Emory University

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Flyer urging people to gather at the Emory Quad in response to the Jackson State killings, where two students were killed and twelve injured on May 15, 1970

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Notes from a speech given by Dr. Finley Campbell on March 9, 1970, sharply criticizing “Afro-American studies” as “another tool of the power structure to cut off legitimate protests of Black students”

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Transcription of statement given by Dean John C. Stephens Jr. on the radio regarding the creation of the Martin Luther King Scholarships

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Black Studies, administrative materials - Transcription of statement given by Dean John C. Stephens Jr. on the radio regarding the creation of the Martin Luther King Scholarships

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Memory [1970]

Part of: Memory

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Race relations, 1969-1970 - Agenda for the “Special Racism Commission” which will examine progress made on the twelve areas, agreed on by the Black Student Alliance and Emory administration, that needed improvement

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Race relations, 1969-1970 - Blank form regarding a questionnaire sent out to Emory students regarding their views on Black student admission to Emory, and asking for help in compiling the results of the survey

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Race relations, 1969-1970 - Letter from SGA [Student Government Association] president, Charles Haynes, to “members of the Atlanta community” regarding the creation of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarships for Black students attending Emory University. Attached to the letter is the SGA "Education Program on Racism" budget