Surveillance of Henry Winston’s Detroit Visit (3)
- Identifier
- FBI_00063
- Title
- Surveillance of Henry Winston’s Detroit Visit (3)
- Creator
- Detroit FBI Field Office
- Description
- This document details Henry Winston’s speech in Detroit on July 25th, 1964. His speech addressed civil rights, racial violence, the presidential election, and socialism. Information regarding the contents of Winston’s speech was furnished by informants that had infiltrated the CPUSA.
- Source
- 100-HQ-3-Subfile116-Section47-NR1, 12 August 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
- Helen Winter
- Rev. Charles A. Hill
- ACPFB
- Tommy (Thomas) Dennis
- The Worker
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Date
- 1964-08-12
- Location
- Detroit, MI
- Rights
- Public Domain acquired through Freedom of Information Act
- Item sets
- Detroit FBI Files-Black Freedom
