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Author
National Conference on Religion and Race, Chicago, 1963
Place Written
New York, N.Y.
Document Date
[1/14/1963-1/17/1963]
Genre
Pamphlet
Document Type
Document
Type of Writing
Printed -- published
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Author
National Conference on Religion and Race, Chicago, 1963
Document ID
630117-041
Document Date
[1/14/1963-1/17/1963]
Type of Writing
Printed -- published
Document Type
Document
Status
Not in
Place Written
New York, N.Y.
Genre
Pamphlet
Document Length
54 pp.
Dates
1961
1956
1957
1962
1960
1958
1959
1948
1953
1955
1940
Names
Stevens, Thelma [National Conference on Religion and Race, Chicago, 1963]
Oniki, Garry [United Church of Christ]
Brickner, Balfour [Union of American Hebrew Congregations]
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
O'Neill, Joseph E.
Vorspan, Albert [Union of American Hebrew Congregations]
Lipman, Eugene J. [Union of American Hebrew Congregations]
Pope, Liston
Campbell, Will D.
Mays, Benjamin E. (Benjamin Elijah)
Maston, T.B.
Tilson, Everett
LaFarge, John
Cantwell, Daniel M.
Nelson, William Stuart
Haselden, Kyle
Gordis, Robert
Sellers, James
Fletcher, Albert L. [Catholic Diocese of Little Rock (Little Rock, Ark.)]
Guste, Robert W.
McNaspy, C.J.
Conger, Yves M.J.
Malalasekara, G.P.
Jayatilleke, K.N.
Rath, Leon
Hooft, W.A. Visser't
Landis, Benson Y.
Weatherford, W.D.
Loescher, Frank S.
Clark, Dennis
Gartrell, Leland
Lee, J. Oscar
Muse, Benjamin
Thurman, Howard
Wogaman, J. Philip
Root, Robert
Gleason, George
Ward, Leo R.
Eakin, Mildred Moody
Eakin, Frank
Fletcher, Verne H.
Kramer, Alfred S.
Weaver, Galen R.
Marrow, Alfred J.
Myers, Gustavus
Clark, Kenneth B.
Benedict, Ruth
Simpson, George
Yinger, Milton
Alpenfels, Ethel J.
McManus, Eugene P.
Allport, Gordon W.
Til, William V.
Ackerman, Nathan W.
Myrdal, Gunnar
Griffin, John Howard
Hughes, Langston
Baldwin, James
Bontemps, Arna
Lincoln, C. Eric
Rose, Arnold
Ahman, Mathew H.
Frazier, E. Franklin
Butcher, Margaret Just
Locke, Alain
Homer, Dorothy R.
Hagan, William T.
Fey, Harold E.
McNickle, D'Arcy
Handlin, Oscar
Burma, John H.
Senior, Clarence
Lee, Rose Hum
Shotwell, Louisa R.
Harrington, Michael
Gittler, John B.
Drake, St. Clair
Catton, Horace R.
Lee, Robert
Hirsch, Richard G.
Wilson, James
Giese, Vincent J.
Conant, James
Grodzins, Morton
Winter, Gibson
Silberman, Charles E.
Konvitz, Milton R.
Leskes, Theodore
Dean, John P.
Rosen, Alex
Abrahamson, Julia
Wey, Herbert
Corey, John
Miller, Haskell M.
Ramsey, Paul
Campbell, Ernest Q.
Pettigrew, Thomas F.
Grier, George
Grier, Eunice
Glazer, Nathan
McEntire, Davis
Laurenti, Luigi
Rapkin, Chester
Grisby, William G.
Proudfoot, Merrill
Peck, James
Reitzes, Dietrich C.
Greenberg, Jack
Epstein, Benjamin R.
Foster, Arnold
Woodward, C. Vann (Comer Vann)
Ginzberg, Eli
Organizations
United Church of Christ
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Catholic Diocese of Little Rock (Little Rock, Ark.)
American Friends Service Committee
National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America
National Baptist Convention of the United States of America
National Baptist Convention of America
African Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Florida (Gainesville, Fla.)
Places
Chicago, Ill.
Topics
Afro-Americans - Religion
Church and Race Relations
Discrimination
equality
Race relations
Martin Luther King, Jr. - Publications
Stride Toward Freedom
Other Topics
A Catholic Case Against Segregation
Justice and Judaism
Kingdom Beyond Caste
Race and the Renewal of the Church
Seeking to be Christian in Race Relations
Segregation and Desegregation
Segregation and the Bible
The Catholic Viewpoint on Race Relations
The Challenge of Interracial Justice
The Christian Way in Race Relations
The Racial Problem in Christian Perspective
The Root and the Branch
The South and Christian Ethics
An Elementary Catholic Cathechism on the Morality of Segregation and Racial Discrimination
For Men of Good Will
Let's Talk Sense About the Negro
Race and Conscience in America
The Race Question in Modern Thought
We Are a Third Race
Year-book of American Churches
A Tale of Ten Cities
American Churches and the Negro
The Protestant Church and the Negro
City Catholics and Segregation
Negro Population in 1960
One Ministry
Religion Among Ethnic and Racial Minorities
The Problem of Integrating Parochial Schools in the South
Footprints of a Dream
Methodism's Challenge in Race Relations
Progress Against Prejudice
Successful Social Action
The Living Parish
The Sunday School Fights Prejudice
Changing Patterns of Prejudice
History of Bigotry in the United States
Prejudice and the Child
Prejudice and Your Child
Race and Science
Race: Science and Politics
Racial and Cultural Minorities
Sense and Nonsense About Race
Studies in Race Relations
The Nature of Prejudice
An American Dilemma
Black Like Me
Fight For Freedom
Nobody Knows My Name
100 Years of Negro Freedom
Stride Toward Freedom
The Black Muslims in America
The Negro in America
The New Negro
The Negro in the United States
The Negro in American Culture
The Negro
American Indians
Helping Puerto Ricans Help Themselves
Indians and Other Americans
Race and Nationality in American Life
Spanish Speaking Groups in the United States
Strangers--Then Neighbors
The Chinese in the United States
The Harvesters
The Other America
Understanding Minority Groups
A Moon in His Moccasins
The Fifth Decade
The Migrant Ministry Today
We Live by the Spirit
Black Metropolis
City and Churches
Judaism and Cities in Crisis
Negro Politics
Revolution in the City
Slums and Suburbs
The Ghetto Game
The Metropolitan Area as a Racial Problem
The Suburban Captivity of the Churches
An Annotated List of Readings on the Urban Church and Church Planning
Christendom in the Metropolis
The City and the Negro
A Century of Civil Rights
A Manual of Intergroup Relations
A Neighborhood Finds Itself
Action Patterns in School Desegregation
Barriers and Bridges to Brotherhood
Christian Ethics and the Sit-In
Christians in the Racial Crisis
Commission of Race and Housing Studies
Privately Developed Interracial Housing
Housing and Minority Groups
Property Values and Race
The Demand for Housing in Racially Mixed Areas
Residence and Race
Diary of a Sit-In
50 States Report
Freedom Ride
Negroes and Medicine
Publications Relating to Urban Renewal 1950
Race Relations and American Law
Reports of the United States Commission on Civil Rights
Segregation and Desegregation in American Education
Some of My Best Friends
Strange Career of Jim Crow
The Negro Potential
Code for Location of Original
MLKJP-GAMK
Location of Original
Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers (Series I-IV), Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
Location of Original - Detail
Box 134, folder 27
Copy Location (1)
WYP-NNC, Whitney M. Young Papers, Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University, New York, N.Y.
Filing Info
Box 127. folder National Conference on Religion & Race, 1963
Copy Location (2)
MLKPP, Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Calif.
Date Created
10/25/2006 12:00:00 AM
Date Verified
1/5/2007 10:59:31
bhunter
Date Updated
3/7/2025 1:46:36 PM
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