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http://www.thecoreproject.org/omeka/files/original/4e5837f3828f44c047622badd11cc757.pdf
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FBI documents on CORE's Target City project
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FBI documents on CORE
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This collection of FBI documents pertains to CORE’s Target City project in Baltimore. The come from the Federal Surveillance of African Americans 1920-1984.
CORE’s Target City project was described by the FBI as ‘the most active Black nationalist group in the Baltimore area’. The documents also demonstrate that the project was categorized under the heading of 'Black nationalist Hate Groups' and was a subject of the COINTELPRO Program. The collection because it is so small suggests there is much more in the FBI's files on Target City than has been released.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Federal Surveillance of African Americans 1920-1984
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Federal Surveillance of African Americans 1920-1984
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public domain
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Baltimore, Maryland
Black nationalism
Black Power movement
congress of racial equality
CORE
Target City
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http://www.thecoreproject.org/omeka/files/original/f7416085872c391e076f159282980a55.pdf
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PhD dissertation on CORE's Target City project
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Target City
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This is CORE member Louis C. Goldberg's PhD dissertation, "CORE IN TROUBLE: A SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL DILEMMAS OF THE CONGRESS OF RACIAL EQUALITY TARGET CITY PROJECT IN BALTIMORE".
It was done while he was a student at John Hopkins University.
click on 'target city.pdf' below to download the file.
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Louis C. Goldberg
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1970
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Louis C. Goldberg
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Baltimore, Maryland
Black nationalism
Black Power movement
congress of racial equality
CORE
Louis C. Goldberg
Target City
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http://www.thecoreproject.org/omeka/files/original/a3fb13139831f196da900a5f6a363f24.jpg
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photo of CORE national chairman Floyd McKissick, Durham CORE chairman Walter Riley and Malcolm X
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Floyd McKissick, Malcolm X
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This is a April 1963 photo of Malcolm X with Floyd McKissick (center), then CORE's national chairman. On the other side of McKissick is Walter Riley, chairman of the local Durham CORE chapter. The photo is from when McKissick debated Malcolm X in Durham, North Carolina.
McKissick already had a good relationship with leaders of the local Nation of Islam (NOI) mosque. He had done legal work for the NOI and often worked with them on education programs. Members in turn protected McKissick's house after bomb threats were made against his family and at least on one occasion took it upon themselves to provide security for one of his demonstrations. Before he left Durham, Malcolm even stayed with the McKissicks at their home. The oldest daughter, Jocelyn Mckissick, was also suspended from school for promoting the event.
The photo speaks to the relationship between CORE and Malcolm X. Regardless of the difference in philosophies (integration vs. separation), Malcolm X had a closer relationship with CORE than any of the other civil rights organizations.
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Harold Moore
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https://blogs.lib.unc.edu/ncm/2017/06/24/malcolm-x-debates-floyd-mckissick-in-1963/?fbclid=IwAR3xyjWf22M2-rzgEeVi2j0oQcPH419ajn_PjCFkiaeDpE6bzs_0qCZBO2c
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Durham Herald Co.
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April 18 1963
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Harold Moore/ Durham Herald Co.
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Durham, North Carolina. April 18 1963
Black nationalism
civil rights movement
congress of racial equality
CORE
Floyd McKissick
Malcolm X
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http://www.thecoreproject.org/omeka/files/original/be28d012739737708fff05888880508f.pdf
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Rhonda Y. Williams essay on CORE's Target City project - "The Pursuit of Audacious Power Rebel Reformers and Neighborhood Politics in Baltimore, 1966-1968"
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Target City
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This is Rhonda Y. Williams' essay on CORE's Target City project - "The Pursuit of Audacious Power Rebel Reformers and Neighborhood Politics in Baltimore, 1966-1968". It is taken from the collection "Neighborhood Rebels: Black Power at the Local Level".
Rhonda Williams is an associate professor of Women's Studies and History at Case Western Reserve University.
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Rhonda Y. Williams
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Neighborhood Rebels: Black Power at the Local Level, edited by Peniel Joseph
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Palgrave Macmillan
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Rhonda Y. Williams
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Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore CORE
Black nationalism
Black Power movement
congress of racial equality
CORE
Danny Gant
Rhonda Y. Williams
Target City