Type: Moving Image / Location: United States, Wisconsin / Medium: film (material by form) / Contributing Institution: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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March on Milwaukee : civil rights history project

Sound recordings, moving images, photographs, and manuscript materials related to the Civil Rights movement in Milwaukee.

More About This Collection

Date of Original
1960/1969

Subject
Milwaukee (Wis.)--Race relations
Civil rights movements--Wisconsin--Milwaukee
Civil rights workers--Wisconsin--Milwaukee
African Americans--Civil rights--Wisconsin--Milwaukee--History--Sources
Civil rights--History--Wisconsin--Milwaukee--Sources
African Americans-- History--Sources--Wisconsin--Milwaukee

Location
United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee County, Milwaukee, 43.0389, -87.90647

Medium
sound recordings
photographs

Type
MovingImage

Description
This digital collection presents primary sources from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries and the Wisconsin Historical Society that provide a window onto Milwaukee's civil rights history. During the 1960s, community members waged protests, boycotts, and legislative battles against segregation and discriminatory practices in schools, housing, and social clubs. The efforts of these activists and their opponents are vividly documented in the primary sources found here, including photographs, unedited news film footage, text documents, and oral history interviews. This website also includes educational materials, including a bibliography and timeline, to enhance understanding of the primary sources. The March on Milwaukee Civil Rights History Project seeks to make Milwaukee's place in the national struggle for racial equality more accessible, engaging, and interactive.

Metadata URL
http://collections.lib.uwm.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/march

Contributing Institution
Wisconsin Historical Society
Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

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Type Moving Image Location United States, Wisconsin Medium film (material by form) Contributing Institution Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

1. Milwaukee high school students discussing the controversy over textbooks and African-American history, February 16, 1968

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1968-02-16
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

2. Father Groppi speaking at the Unitarian Church West, September 20, 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-09-20
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

3. County Supervisor Richard Nowakowski press conference, September 14 1967 (partial)

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-09-14
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

4. Mayor Maier and West Allis Mayor Arnold Klentz speaking to a state legislative committee, September 13 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-09-13
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

5. Open housing march in Milwaukee, including Dick Gregory speaking, likely September 2 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-09-02
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

6. White power marches in Milwaukee, September 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-09
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

7. Father Groppi and the Commandos speaking at the burned out Freedom House, August 30, 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-08-30
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

8. Milwaukee County Supervisor Richard Nowakowski press conference, August 30, 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-08-30
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

9. Mayor Meier press conference discussing the first housing march, August 29, 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-08-29
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

10. Second fair housing march, August 29, 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-08-29
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

11. Interview (partial) with Mayor Henry Maier about the civil disturbance, July 31st 1967

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-07-31
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections

12. Scenes following the July 30th, 1967 civil disturbance

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-07-30
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Golda Meir Library. Special Collections