People: Carmichael, Stokely, 1941-1998 / Contributing Institution: Library of Congress - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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People Carmichael, Stokely, 1941-1998 Contributing Institution Library of Congress

1. Black activist Kwame Toure (L) formerly known as Stokley [i.e., Stokely] Carmichael ... at the University of Michigan to discuss civil rights at a forum. Another civil rights leader Roas [i.e. Rosa] Parks (R) has a lighter moment with Toure after a panel discussion ... [graphic] /

Date of Original:: 1983-02-14
Collection:: Rosa Parks Papers
Contributing Institution:: Library of Congress

2. Stokely Carmichael in midst of crowd demonstrating near the Capitol

Date of Original:: 1967
Collection:: Voices of Civil Rights
Contributing Institution:: Library of Congress

3. [Parks and Stokely Carmichael outside Rev. Albert Cleage's Central Congregational Church in Detroit, late 1960s] [graphic].

Date of Original:: 1965
Collection:: Rosa Parks Papers
Contributing Institution:: Library of Congress

4. [Parks and Stokely Carmichael outside Rev. Albert Cleage's Central Congregational Church in Detroit, late 1960s] [graphic].

Date of Original:: 1965
Collection:: Rosa Parks Papers
Contributing Institution:: Library of Congress