Thom Hurwitz interviews three lawyers who work for the NAACP National Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Incorporated (The Inc. Fund), and who have taken part in the defense of demonstrators and the testing of the Civil Rights Act: Leroy Clark, who had been working in St. Augustine, Charles Jones, who had been working in Selma, Alabama, and Melvyn Zarr, who had been working in Jackson, Mississippi.
The Civil rights lawyer in the South
PRA Archive #:
BB0467
Date Recorded On:
by KPFA, 5 Aug. 1964.
Date Broadcast On:
WBAI, 27 Aug. 1964.
Item Duration:
49 min.
Total Duration (All Reels):
View Folio: WBAI Folio, August 31-September 13, 1964, p.12
Program: The Civil rights lawyer in the South
Contributors:
Moderator: Tom Hurwitz
Asset Type: Program
Distributor: Distributor
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