Report on Alabama Justice, Volume 1 #5

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

A 43-page photocopied booklet, printed single-sided on white paper with black ink, and originally bound with one large staple at the upper-right hand corner, now removed. The front page has a handwritten title [REPORT ON / ALABAMA JUSTICE / VOL. 1, #5] above a hand-drawn picture of a man with his arms raised and his hands in fists, and below the sketch is additional handwritten text, [PREPARED FOR THE / CONFERENCE ON ALABAMA JUSTICE / TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE FEB. 3, 1966 / SPONSORED BY THE AD HOC / COMMITTEE FOR JUSTICE IN MACON COUNTY]. The interior pages contain typewritten reports including a seven page listing of published incidences of racially motivated violence and a listing of 17 documented victims of racially motivated killings in Alabama between 1958 and 1966.

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