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Scope/Content: Fliers and memo for UCR campus discussion events with keynote speaker Lou Smith. Smith, an African American activist, was the director of the Watts-based civil rights organization Operation Bootstrap. The fliers use examples of racist questions and slurs to spark discussion (pages 5-12). A memo from T. P. Jenkin, Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, notes that the program "has resulted primarily from the organizing efforts of the Student Committee on Undergraduate Education and the Black Student Union."
Type
text
Form/Genre
fliers memorandums
Extent
13 pages
Identifier
ark:/86086/n2kw5jkb curivsc_ua133_001_004_005
Language
English eng
Subject
Group relations training Anti-racism Civil rights movements Racism against Black people Special events Racism in higher education Smith, Lou University of California, Riverside
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