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  • Collection: Raised My Hand

Leaflet, 'Why Four People Chose Jail'.

Leaflet written by the participants of the Holy Week fast.

Judgment of the Superior Court of Orange County.

J. Edgar Hoover to C.O. Cathey

Flyer for Mass Assembly in Support of Free Speech

Entry from the diary of Karen Parker

Declaration of independence

Copy of The Free Men by John Ehle

Copy of H.R. 7152 (Civil Rights Act)

Copy of FBI report

Chancellor Sitterson's statement in response to the BSM's demands

Chancellor Aycock's copy of House Bill 1395, with notes

Chair of the Faculty Daniel A. Okun to Chancellor J. Carlyle Sitterson

Advertisement for the Colonial Drug Company. Copyright Chapel Hill News.

A Report to the Citizens of Chapel Hill. Copyright Chapel Hill News.

A Bill Supporting the UNC Cafeteria Workers, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

"Where is the administration?"

"The University of North Carolina Chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom"

"The Chapel Hill Revolutionary Movement" and "Chapel Hill Radical"

"Stomping Down!": The Black Student Movement and the Foodworkers' Strikes of 1969
Dr. Freddie Parker, who participated in the 1969 strike

"Stomping Down!": The Black Student Movement and the Foodworkers' Strikes of 1969
Julius Chambers, who represented striking foodworkers in 1969

"Stomping Down!": The Black Student Movement and the Foodworkers' Strikes of 1969
Left to right: Renae McPherson, Dr. Freddie Parker, Dr. Adolph Reed, Julius Chambers

"Stomping Down!": The Black Student Movement and the Foodworkers' Strikes of 1969
Renae McPherson listens carefully to Dr. Freddie Parke

"Stomping Down!": The Black Student Movement and the Foodworkers' Strikes of 1969
Exhibit co-curators Tim West (left) and Biff Hollingsworth

"Stomping Down!": The Black Student Movement and the Foodworkers' Strikes of 1969
The audience enjoys the engaging discussion from the panelists
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