27 Years After Martin Luther King: Where Are We, the American People?

Creator

St Mary's University

Files

Collection

President's Peace Commission - Programs

Digital Publisher

Digital Commons at St. Mary's University

Publication Date

Spring 2-21-1995

Description

The President’s Peace Commission existed from 1984 to 2013 at St. Mary's University. The Commission fostered an ethical commitment to participate in the establishment of world peace and social justice.

This program is about court cases that build civil rights and race as a social construct.

Keywords

Race; Civil Rights; Segregation

Contributor

Baez-Aguilar, Liz Ann; Aguilar, Yamin S.; Alvarez, Meredith; Garza, Gina; Holguin, Tina; Kellar, Rachel; Taggart, Kathleen; Aguilar, Cecilia T.; Combest, Paul; Cunninhgam, Debbie; Geelhoed, Judy; Ybarra, Dora; Calogero, Stephen; Dizinno, Janet; Bufford, Larry; Kersnowski, Alice; Nolan, Colleen; Pressman, Richard; Moder, John; Johnson, Monica; Turner, Sylvester; Nolden, Konise; Grant, Hector; Epiphane, Esther; Juarez, Jose Roberto; Myart, James; Davis, Don; Walker, Donald; Nakamura, Miwa; Wenersbach, Rob; Moye, Linda; Dubin, Jon; Mayo, Sandra; Samples-Davis, Olga; Jackson, Deri; Briscoe, Hattie; Slaughter-Etta, John; Houston, Gary; Lewis, Earl; Zuniga, Rosalie; Scott, Brad; Dansby-Edwards, Jackie; Jones, Raquel; Akhahenda, Elijah; Walker, Mary; Andrews, Charles

Size or Duration

2 page

Disciplines

African American Studies | Political History | United States History

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