Records and Full text: attucks / Subject: African American soldiers--United States / Location: United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee County, Milwaukee / Collection Name: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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Records and Full text attucks Subject African American soldiers--United States Location United States, Wisconsin, Milwaukee County, Milwaukee Collection Name March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project

1. 6 Three poems on Attucks, Tubman and Douglas

Creator:: Barnhill, Helen I.
Date of Original:: 1964/1965
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Wisconsin Historical Society

2. 11-1 A Unit of Study of Negro History for the Negro Schools, page 1

Creator:: Milwaukee United School Integration Committee
Date of Original:: 1964/1966
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Wisconsin Historical Society

3. News film clip of Milwaukee high school students discussing the textbook controversy, February 16, 1968 (with sound)

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1968-02-16
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Wisconsin Historical Society