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Records and Full text marshall Location United States, Tennessee Contributing Institution Thurgood Marshall Law Library

1. Toward an understanding of Stotts

Date of Original:: 1984
Collection:: Historical Publications of the United States Commission on Civil Rights
Contributing Institution:: Thurgood Marshall Law Library

2. Burning of African American churches in Tennessee and perceptions of race relations : executive summary of a community forum held July 10, 1996, Memphis, Tennessee

Creator:: United States Commission on Civil Rights
Date of Original:: 1996
Collection:: Historical Publications of the United States Commission on Civil Rights
Contributing Institution:: Thurgood Marshall Law Library

3. Burning of African American churches in Tennessee and perceptions of race relations : transcript of a community forum held July 10, 1996, Memphis, Tennessee

Creator:: United States Commission on Civil Rights
Date of Original:: 1996
Collection:: Historical Publications of the United States Commission on Civil Rights
Contributing Institution:: Thurgood Marshall Law Library