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1964-1975

Notes on the black experience

by Gilbert L. Raiford,

Black crime

by Fred P. Graham,

The lawless image

Alinsky revisited

by Harper’s Staff,

When the Negroes in Vietnam come home

by Whitney M. Young,

What happened to the civil rights movement?

by C. Vann (Comer Vann) Woodward,

Yankee lawyers in Mississippi courts

by Richard Hammer,

My Home Is Watts

by Johnie H. Scott,

Johnie Scott, twenty, was born in the ward of a women’s prison. It was his impromptu speech, described below, which electrified this summer’ White House Conference on Civil Rights. Scott is a member of Budd Schulberg’s writing workshop at the Watts Happening Coffee House.

A conservative prophecy

by James Jackson Kilpatrick,

Peace below, tumult above

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