Subject: African Americans--Wisconsin--Milwaukee<br> Race discrimination--Wisconsin--Milwaukee--History--20th century / People: McKinney, Prentice - Civil Rights Digital Library Search Results

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Subject African Americans--Wisconsin--Milwaukee Subject Race discrimination--Wisconsin--Milwaukee--History--20th century People McKinney, Prentice

1. News film clip of an interview with Father Groppi and the Commandos after the burning of the Freedom House, August 30, 1967 (with sound)

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-08-30
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Wisconsin Historical Society

2. News film clip of Father Groppi and the Commandos at the site of the burned out the Freedom House, August 30, 1967 (with sound)

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-08-30
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Wisconsin Historical Society

3. News film clip of a press conference with Father Groppi and NAACP Youth Council Commandos announcing the second fair housing march, August 29, 1967 (with sound)

Creator:: WTMJ-TV
Date of Original:: 1967-08-29
Collection:: March on Milwaukee: Civil Rights History Project
Contributing Institution:: Wisconsin Historical Society