Eleanor Holmes Norton.

Address at a meeting of the Committee on Policy for Racial Justice. Norton addresses herself to the first generation of designated Black leadership–Blacks who have been appointed or elected to their positions. She is warning that the period of progress during the Civil Rights movement, 1954-1980, is over, and that there is a need for a new Black agenda about issues of employment, family and education.|ELEANOR HOLMES NORTON – Address at a meating of the Committee on Policy for Racial Justice. Norton addresses herself to the first generation of designated Black leadership–Black who have been appointed or elected to their positions. She is warning that the period of progress in the Civil Rights movement, 1964-1980, is over, and that there is a need for a new Black agenda about issues of employment, family and ecucation. – RECORDED: 1987.