"'North had its foot on neck of South for long time'," November 14, 1976

1976-11-14

1970-1979

Newspaper article sent to John R. Lewis from Ross Range discussing the prevailing feelings of Southerners who have moved to the North and how they viewed the election of Jimmy Carter as President as an opportunity for how the South was viewed by the rest of the country. The article features the interviews of several Southerners who experienced prejudice and alienation in the North, but who were ultimately proud of Carter's election as a symbol of the South's progress. The article concluded that the election of Carter was a sign that the South was finally being accepted. 5 pages.

African American civic leaders
African Americans--Civil rights
Voter registration
African Americans--Politics and government
Civil rights movements

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Voter Education Project Organizational Records

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Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library

Illinois--Chicago

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/auc.076:1845

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