Wichita students sit-in for US civil rights, 1958 A short history of the first successful sit-in protest of the civil rights movement in the Dockum Drug Store in Kansas.
African Americans campaign for desegregation of department store eating facilities in Kansas City, Missouri, 1958-59 A summary of the public boycott of department stores in Kansas City that took place in order to desegregate the dining halls within them. The boycott lasted from 19th December 1958 until 9th February 1959.
I will not crawl: excerpts from Robert F. Williams on black struggle and armed self-defense in Monroe, NC A brief biographical sketch of an incredible man named Robert F. Williams, along…
Testimony of a black worker - Charles Denby Extracts from Charles Denby's excellent autobiographical work, Indignant Heart - Testimony of a Black Worker. The extracts describe his…
