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Shores, Arthur D. (Arthur Davis)

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Letter from Jack Greenberg to Chauncey Eskridge

Correspondence December 14, 1967
New York (NY), New York, NY, Chicago, IL, Illinois (IL), Birmingham, AL, Alabama (AL)

Jack Greenberg responds to a letter from Chauncey Eskridge regarding bonds posted for the Birmingham demonstration cases. Greenberg reacts to court decisions related to the cases and provides the next steps for the Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham case.

Letter from William Kunstler to Arthur Shores

Correspondence March 9, 1962
New York, NY, Birmingham, AL

Attorney William Kunstler writes to Arthur Shores about a legal case involving Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth.

Memorandum to MLK about Black Power and the Marks of Slavery

Correspondence
New York (NY), New York, NY, Mississippi (MS), Washington, D.C.

This memorandum to Dr. King addresses the significance of black power and the marks of slavery. It also references excerpts from "The Peculiar Institution" by Kenneth Stampp.

People in Action: Most Abused Man in Nation

Articles March 31, 1962
Birmingham, AL, Alabama (AL)

This article by Dr. King, published in his "People in Action" series in the New York Amsterdam News, describes the national and local reaction to the Birmingham jailing of Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth and J. S. Phifer.

SCLC News Release: Alabama Primary

Other
Alabama (AL)

This SCLC news release lists African American candidates running for elective office in an Alabama primary.

Unsigned Memo to Arthur Shores

Correspondence November 6, 1967
Birmingham, AL

In this memo to Mr. Shores, the author wants to get an update status on eight clients that served sentences in Birmingham for parading without a permit. Dr. King was sent a copy of the memo.