Front page of the Jackson State College student newspaper in the fall semester following the May 15, 1970, shootings on campus, when Mississippi law enforcement officers opened fire on student protesters, wounding twelve and killing two, Phillip...
Flyer requesting boycott of white-owned businesses in Jackson, Mississippi, to protest the May 15, 1970, shooting of student protesters at Jackson State College by Mississippi law enforcement officials. The shootings resulted in the wounding of...
List of white-owned businesses in Jackson, Mississippi, that the Committee of Concerned Students and Citizens asks African Americans to boycott in protest of the May 15, 1970, shooting of student protestors at Jackson State College by Mississippi...
Call for a boycott of white-owned businesses in Jackson, Mississippi, by the Committee of Concerned Students and Citizens to protest the May 15, 1970, shooting of student protestors at Jackson State College by Mississippi law enforcement officials....
Document listing goals and objectives of the Committee of Concerned Students and Citizens of Jackson, Mississippi. The group formed to address the May 15, 1970, shootings of student protestors at Jackson State College by Mississippi law...
Complaint filed by plaintiffs in the case Committee of Concerned Students of Jackson State College, Farish Adams, and Warren [Warner] Buxton, et al. vs. John Bell Williams, Governor of State of Mississippi; Giles W. Crisler, Commissioner of Public...
Flyer created by Warner Buxton, president of the Jackson State College student government and member of the Committee of Concerned Students and Citizens. The flyer addresses students returning for summer classes following the May 15, 1970,...
Flyer regarding the selective buying program to boycott white-owned businesses in Jackson, Mississippi, led by the Committee of Concerned Students and Citizens. The boycott was initiated to protest the the May 15, 1970, shootings at Jackson State...
Flyer regarding the selective buying program to boycott white-owned businesses in Jackson, Mississippi. The boycott was initiated to protest the May 15, 1970, shootings at Jackson State College, when Mississippi law enforcement officers opened...
Letter from Father James Gilbert of St. Teresa's Church, Chatawa, Mississippi, to John A. Peoples, president of Jackson State University, expressing condolence and support following the the May 15, 1970, shootings at Jackson State, when Mississippi...
Letter from Alvin W. Green of the Committee for Progressive Action, Tuskegee Institute, to John A. Peoples Jr., president of Jackson State College, expressing condolence following the May 15, 1970, shootings at Jackson State, when Mississippi law...
Letter from Arves Johnson, a native of Ofahoma, Mississippi, and a student at Kirkland College in New York, to President John A. Peoples Jr. of Jackson State University, expressing sorrow regarding the May 15, 1970, shooting of student protestors...
Letter from Bob and Kay Kochtitzy of LAOS, Inc. (an organization started in Jackson, Mississippi, and moved to Baltimore, Maryland) to Dr. John A. Peoples Jr., president of Jackson State College, expressing sympathy following the May 15, 1970,...
Letter signed by 36 students calling themselves Concerned Black Students of Cuyahoga Commity College, Cleveland, Ohio, to parents, family, friends, and community at Jackson State College. The letter expresses the students' frustration at the May...
Letter from Sp5 Conrad Clark, an army soldier in the Vietnam War, to John A. Peoples, president of Jackson State College, inquiring about the causes of the May 15, 1970, shootings at Jackson State, when Mississippi law enforcement officers opened...
Letter from Richard "Dick" Johnson, president of the Mississippi Council on Human Relations, to friends of the council, calling for a special meeting to address the May 15, 1970, shooting of student protesters at Jackson State College by...
Letter from Karleen C. Neill, M.D., of Jackson, Mississippi, to John A. Peoples, president of Jackson State College, expressing sadness over the May 15, 1970, shooting of student protesters at Jackson State by Mississippi law enforcement officers....
Letter from Felix Sutphin, president of Wood Junior College, Mathiston, Mississippi, to John A. Peoples, president of Jackson State College, expressing condolence following the May 15, 1970, shootings on campus, when Mississippi law enforcement...
Letter from Gertrude E. Reif of Alexandria, Virginia, to John A. Peoples, president of Jackson State College, expressing sympathy and offering prayers following the May 15, 1970, shooting of student protestors at Jackson State by Mississippi law...
Letter from H. P. Moran, an engineer from Biloxi, Mississippi, addressed to Dr. James Creek of Harvard University [the writer probably meant Dr. James Cheek, president of Howard University]. Moran responds to Dr. Cheek's comments regarding the the...
