What happened in Monroe, North Carolina

What happened in Monroe, North Carolina.

Author/creator	Committee to Aid the Monroe Defendants
Format	Book and Print
Publication Info	New York, N.Y. : Committee to Aid the Monroe Defendants, 1962.
Description	4 unnumbered leaves ; 36 cm
Subject(s)	Williams, Robert F. (Robert Franklin), 1925-1996. Reape, Harold. Crowder, Richard J. Mallory, Mae. Lowry, John C. African Americans--Civil rights --North Carolina --Monroe. African Americans--Violence against --North Carolina --Monroe. Civil rights workers--Violence against --North Carolina --Monroe. African American civil rights workers--Violence against --North Carolina --Monroe. Domestic terrorism--North Carolina --Monroe --History --20th century. Racism against Black people--North Carolina --Monroe. Racism in law enforcement--North Carolina --Monroe. Discrimination in criminal justice administration--North Carolina --Monroe. Monroe (N.C.)--Race relations --History --20th century.

Variant title	What happened in Monroe, NC
Variant title	What happened in Monroe, N.C.
Contents	News blackout.--The background.--The "kissing case".--Freedom riders.--The riot.--KKK invasion expected.--The frame-up.--Beaten in jail.
General note	Four mimeographed pages of uneven sizes.
General note	Informational fundraising letter from the Committee to Aid the Monroe Defendants (CAMD) giving an overview of civil rights activism in Monroe, NC leading up to the kidnapping charges against Robert F. William, Harold Reape, Richard Crowder, Mae Mallory, and John Lowry.
Acquisitions source	Joyner NC Rare Oversize copy purchased from Bolerium Books, 3/14/2023

Library	Location	Call Number	Status	Item Actions
Joyner	NC Rare - Oversize	E185.92 .W43 1962	✔ Available	Request Material