Civil Rights and Black Power Organizing in 1963
- Identifier
- FBI_00054
- Title
- Civil Rights and Black Power Organizing in 1963
- Creator
- New York FBI Field Office
- Description
- This 27-page document details meetings, writings, and speeches from the Civil Rights and emerging Black Power movements across the United States during the Fall 1963. It offers in-depth coverage of discussions on mobilization, coalition-building within the Black diaspora, and combating racism, with much of the information sourced from Communist Party interactions, internal reports, and collaborations with other groups.
- Source
- 100-HQ-3-Subfile116-Section19-NR1, 31 January 1964, Federal Bureau of Investigation Records, "Communist Party, USA - Negro Question", Detroit FBI Files - Black Freedom.
- Theme
- Criminalization and Resistance, Community and Resistance
- Type
- Government Records
- Level 1 Tag
- Race
- Racism
- Racialization
- Social Movements
- Surveillance
- Government Correspondence
- Activism
- COINTELPRO
- Level 2 Tag
- Civil Rights Movement
- Black Power
- Racial Unrest
- Profiling
- Informants
- Infiltration
- Abuse by Government
- Race & Ethnic Identity
- COINTELPRO - CPUSA Negro Question
- Level 3 Tag
- CPUSA
- Benjamin J. Davis
- MLK
- NAACP
- Roy Wilkins
- Whitney Young
- Urban League
- SCLC
- A. Philip Randolph
- SNCC
- Freedom Now Party
- Congress of Racial Equality
- Gus Hall
- AFL-CIO
- Wyatt Tee Walker
- Jack Satchel
- Irving Potash
- The Worker
- James E. Jackson
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Date
- 1964-01-31
- Location
- New York, NY
- Rights
- Public Domain acquired through Freedom of Information Act
- Item sets
- Detroit FBI Files-Black Freedom
