CORE
Founded in 1942 the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) pioneered the use of nonviolent direct action in America’s civil rights struggle. CORE played a significant role in most aspects of the American civil rights movement.
Documents
6 Documents Found
![The American Liberal](images/thumbnails//30969.jpg)
Publisher: Western Independent PublicationsYear: 1962Volume Number: Vol. III-10 NovFormat: PeriodicalCollection: CORE
Includes: CORE in the Negro Uprisings; Medicare vs. the Swedish System by David Horowitz
![The Campus CORE-lator](images/thumbnails//30970.jpg)
Publisher: Berkeley Campus COREYear: 1965Volume Number: Vol. I-4 FallFormat: PeriodicalCollection: CORE
Includes: Voices from Watts; poem, "Harlem," by Langston Hughes - mostly about Watts uprising
![The American Liberal](images/thumbnails//31699.jpg)
Publisher: Western Independent PublicationsYear: 1962Volume Number: Vol. III-10 NovFormat: PeriodicalCollection: CORE
Includes: CORE in the Negro Uprisings; Medicare vs. the Swedish System by David Horowitz
![The Campus CORE-lator](images/thumbnails//31700.jpg)
Publisher: Berkeley Campus COREYear: 1965Volume Number: Vol. I-4 FallFormat: PeriodicalCollection: CORE
Includes: Voices from Watts; poem, "Harlem," by Langston Hughes - mostly about Watts uprising
6 Documents Found