Statement of the Black Student Alliance, 1970

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Identifier: U219.03.0004.0003.00004

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Abstract

Statement of the Black Student Alliance that they share the concern for people in Cambodia and Indochina, but point out all the incidents of black students being killed and harassed without support from ''radicals'' on campuses. They are not opposed to the principles on which the strike is based. They do not support the strike because the majority of the strikers are white and have ''proven that their interests are for white people, not all people''.

Dates

1970

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Statement of the Black Student Alliance

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1 Items (statement)

Additional Description

Scope and Contents

From the Series:

Series 3 contains material relating to the student protest that created a shanty town on the campus called Woodstock West. Included are administration documents, faculty responses, fliers, newspaper clippings and other publications, and a scrapbook of the events.