Segregation — United States.

  • Listen, ofay! / produced by James Wilcox.

    Documentary about the rising frustration and anger among Black people about the subtle segregation of urban northern and western United States.|LISTEN, OFAY! / produced by James Wilcox. – Documentary about the rising frustration and anger among Blacks about the subtle segretation of urban northern and western United States. – RECORDED: 3 Apr. 1962. BROADCAST: KPFK,…

  • Social consequences of discrimination

    Historian and author Peter I. Rose delivers a talk on the social turmoil caused by discrimination, and on the efforts to end segregation. Rose is a professor of history and sociology at Smith College and the University of Massachusetts, and the author of “They and We: Racial and Ethnic Relations in the United States.” This…

  • Listen, ofay revisited / moderated by James Wilcox ; introduction by Lena Horne.

    Mervyn Dymally, Green, and Ralph discuss segregation.

  • A Negro votes

    Loren Miller, attorney, publisher, and cochair of the West Coast legal committee of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, discusses Black voting philosophy. Interviewed by Gene Marine.

  • Segregation and the law

    In this recording, Elsa Knight Thompson and attorney Alex Hoffman interview attorney Len Holt. Holt discusses efforts by Southern Blacks to alter the system of Black Codes based upon the “separate but equal” Supreme Court rulings, deliberate side-stepping of desegregation laws, and the mistreatment of blacks in the judicial system. He also discusses the usefulness…