The Story of Snick

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"From Freedom High to Black Power," by Gene Roberts, describes the opposing views voiced by SNCC and Dr. King regarding the civil rights movement. SNCC asserts a message of violence and black power, while Dr. King promotes a philosophy of love and nonviolence.

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The Story of Snick
Sunday, September 25, 1966
New York Times Magazine
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Black Power
Nonviolence
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Honors - Nobel Peace Prize
Black Nationalism
Civil Disobedience
Civil Rights
Civil Rights Movements
Freedom Rides
Sit-ins
Ghettos
Poverty
Marxism
Communism
Segregation in Transportation
Segregation - Law and Legislation
African Americans - Civil rights.
African Americans - Economic conditions.
African Americans - Intimidation of
African Americans - Education.
Arrest
Boycotts
Discrimination
Employment/Jobs
Lunch Counter Sit-In, 1960
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Critics
Riots
Race Relations
Interracial Marriage
Nuclear Disarmament
Pacifism
March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 1963
Voter Registration
African Americans - Social conditions.
African American student movements
Albany Movement
Bombings
Civil Rights Demonstrations
Federal Aid
Gandhism
Freedom Songs
Police - Complaints Against
Racism
Social Justice
Social Activism
Mississippi Summer Project, 1964
Meredith March, 1966
Democratic Convention, 1964
Selma (Ala.) Race relations
Selma-Montgomery Rights March, 1965
People
Roberts, Gene
X, Malcolm, 1925-1965
Carmichael, Stokely
Allen, Ivan
Jenkins, Herbert T.
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New York Times Company
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (U.S.)
Harvard University
Southern Regional Council
American Civil Liberties Union

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