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Field name	Value
Title	The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Introduction
Date	n.d.
Document Type	Report
Series Description	Series 5: Surveys and Studies, 1944-1969
Box Description	Part I-II: Study; Part I: The Education and Outlook of College Students Study [folders 1-3]; Part II: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges Study [folders 4-20]
Theme/s	Civil Rights Education and Training
Keywords	student, university, education, demonstration, sport, youth, segregation, desegregation, freedom rides, sit-in, police, violence, arrest, social class, school board, research, finance, student protest movement
Organizations	Fisk University; Howard University; Texas Southern University; Tuskegee Institute; United Negro College Fund
Places	Raleigh, NC; Tuskegee, AL
Library	Amistad Research Center
Copyright	Physical rights retained and permission granted by the Amistad Research Center
Document(s) linked to	Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter II Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter III Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter IV Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter V Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter VI Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter VII Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter VIII Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter IX Report: The Influence of Student Demonstrations on Southern Negro Colleges, draft copy, Chapter X

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