Box 12
Contains 36 Results:
2000 “James Morris Lawson, Jr.: the Seamless Cloth of Faith and Struggle” Veterans of Hope Pamphlet
January 10, 2000 Op-Ed for National Interfaith Committee
June 23, 2000 Opinion piece for The Los Angeles Times “We Should Trust Women to do the Choosing”;with related correspondence
December 14, 2000 Declaration in the Los Angeles Police Department lawsuit
May 24, 2001 “Danger Lies Ahead on Civil Rights” in The Los Angeles Times
Fall 2003 “Why An Immigration Freedom Ride?”
March/April 2003 “The Wounds We Hide” in The Other Side
November/December 2003 “Justice and Nonviolence in the Global Community” in Call to Action
June 2004 Textbook chapter “SNCC Statement of Purpose”
June 2004 Proposal for publications*
April 4, 2006 “God Still Speaks through MLK Works” in The Tennessean
2007 Thurgood Marshall Lecture on Law and Human Rights at UCLA
Spring 2008 “40 Years since King: The Legacy” in Labor
September 19, 2008 “How we lead our life influences others” in The Tennessean
n.d. “A View from Memphis”
n.d. “The Nonviolent Way” in The Southern Patriot
n.d. “Singin’ Wid a Sword in Ma Han’, Lord”
n.d. “Christianity and the American Racial Revolution”
n.d. “Violence and Non-Violence”
n.d. “Liberation and Labor Day: Can hotel workers reclaim the American dream?”
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