The Civil Rights Movement Revised Edition

Southern Conference for Human Welfare 19

Southern Manifesto 26, 33, 141

Southern Poverty Law Centre 134

Southern Regional Council 19

Soviet Union 21, 68

sports desegregation 19, 20

Standing in the Door vow 78

State Sovereignty Commission 34

states’ rights, and the Browndecision 26

Steele, C.K. 51

stereotypes of black people 10 –11

Stokes, Carl 124

Strasberg, Susan 90

student sit-ins 54 –62

Student Voice, editorial cartoon on the FBI 151

Supreme Court rulings

Alexanderv. Holmes 134

Boyntonv. Virginia 64

Brownv. Board of Education22–31, 33, 44, 64, 71,

140 –1

Cooperv. Aaron 39

Dred Scottdecision 5

Gaylev. Browder50–1

Morganv. Virginia 63

Plessyv. Ferguson11, 24

Regentsv. Bakke 135

Swannv. Charlotte-Mecklenberg Board of Education

134

Thirteenth Amendment 9, 134

Thomas, Clarence 135

Thomas, Henry 65

Thurmond, Strom 110, 124, 134

Till, ‘Bo’ Emmett 28 –9, 45, 103

To Secure These Rights report 19

trade unions, black 16, 20

Truman, Harry 19, 93, 110

Tubman, Harriet 85

Turnbow, Hartman 102

Turner, Albert 117

Twain, Mark 10

Twenty-fourth Amendment 84

Uncle Toms 26

unemployment 87, 127, 128, 136 –7

United Automobile Workers 20

Urban League 16, 61, 70, 87, 134

SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference)

52, 53, 81, 87, 124

and the Freedom Ride 64

and the March Against Fear 130

and the Selma campaign 114, 115, 116, 117

and sit-ins 55, 56, 60–1

Seale, Bobby 131–2

Second Reconstruction 20

Seeger, Pete 89, 121

segregation seedesegregation; Jim Crow laws

Seigenthaler, John 67–8

Sellers, Cleveland, Jr. 55, 59, 109, 111

Selma campaign 112–24

Selma to Montgomery March 117–23

Shelton, Robert 83

Sherrod, Charles 78, 124

Sholes, Arthur 92

Shriver, Sargent 95

Shuttlesworth, Fred 52, 65, 67, 81, 83, 94

Silver, James 76

Sims, Larry Joe 93

sit-in tactics 18, 54 –62

Greensboro Four 54–6, 58, 61

Nashville 56– 8, 60

skin color and slavery 2, 5

slave trade 1–3, 2–3

slavery 1–5

Smith, Gene 36, 40

Smith, Howard W. 66, 94

Smith, Jerome 84

Smith, Lilian, Strange Fruit 19

Smith, Ruby Doris 58

Smith, Wofford 75

Smitherman, Joe T. 113–14

SNCC (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee)

60–1, 67, 70, 91, 124

Albany Movement 78–80

and Black Power 131–1

division of 111

Freedom Singers 90

and the March Against Fear 130

position paper 153– 4

and the Selma to Montgomery March 119

and voter registration 101–3, 112–13, 152

Southern Christian Leadership Conference seeSCLC

(Southern Christian Leadership Conference)

Southern Conference Educational Fund 19

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