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A note to the teacher
circa 1964
Materials from the civil rights era, particularly around the 1960s.
A Note to the Teacher
circa 1964
Materials from the civil rights era, particularly around the 1960s.
Part II: citizenship curriculum
circa 1965
Teachers guide citizenship curriculum
Dear Freedom School Teacher, May 20, 1964
circa 1964
Materials from the civil rights era, particularly around the 1960s.
Letter from Staughton Lynd and Harold Bardanelli to Freedom School teacher, May 20, 1964
circa 1964
Materials from the civil rights era, particularly around the 1960s.
COFO letter to Freedom School teachers, May 20, 1964
May 20, 1964
COFO letter to Freedom School teachers, May 20, 1964
