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Why The School Boycott
This flier calls for a boycott of New York City's public schools to force desegregation.
Chart of Administrative Structure of Virginia Student Help Project
This chart shows the administrative structure of the Student Help Project in Prince Edward County.
Photograph of Sit-In in Farmville, VA
This photograph shows Junior NAACP activists sitting-in at a segregated movie theater in Farmville, Virginia.
Photograph of Sit-In in Farmville, VA
This photograph shows Junior NAACP activists sitting-in at a segregated movie theater in Farmville, Virginia.
Photograph of Sit-In in Farmville, VA
This photograph shows Junior NAACP activists singing and holding hands at sit-in in Farmville, Virginia; some Queens College students are watching in the foreground.
Reverend Samuel Jackson leading the Jr. NAACP up Main Street
In this photo, Reverend Samuel Jackson leads the Jr. NAACP up Main Street in Farmville, VA, late July, 1963.
NAACP attorney Earl Coblyn talking with SCOPE volunteers
Earl Coblyn (standing), NAACP civil rights attorney who was living in Orangeburg and who acted as a community liaison to the SCOPE volunteers. Al Szymanski is sitting on ledge (with glasses).
Matthew Perry, NAACP attorney
Mathew Perry (with glasses), NAACP attorney that represented SCOPE volunteers for sit-in arrests. Unidentified man to right. Back of head with blond hair is Moshe "Mickey" Shur.
March for Democratic Schools Flier
This flier by the NAACP and CORE demands "integrated and quality education" and encourages participation in a March For Democratic Schools at City Hall Park, New York City, May 18, 1964.
School Boycott! Flier
This flier calls for a one day school boycott in New York City on February 3rd, 1964. The boycott was part of a campaign for quality, integrated education. Civil Rights leaders Milton Galamison and Bayard Rustin, along with the NAACP and CORE, were…