Three angry young men: Negro Catholics speak on the rising mood of anger among the Negro leaders & the Negro community.

Paul Twine, Albert Ransone, and Mike Lawson discuss their experiences and thoughts on being African American Catholics in Chicago, Ill. at a NCCIJ traveling workshop held at Mundelein College in Chicago. They talk about issues of prejudice within the Catholic Church in Chicago and within the city as...

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Main Author: Twine, Paul
Corporate Author: NCCIJ Traveling Workshop
Other Authors: Ransone, Albert, Lawson, Mike
Format: Conference Proceeding Audio Book
Language:English
Created: 1966.
Subjects:
Catholic Church > Illinois > Chicago > Congresses.
African American Catholics > Illinois > Chicago > Congresses.
Race relations > Religious aspects > Catholic Church > Congresses.
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Summary:Paul Twine, Albert Ransone, and Mike Lawson discuss their experiences and thoughts on being African American Catholics in Chicago, Ill. at a NCCIJ traveling workshop held at Mundelein College in Chicago. They talk about issues of prejudice within the Catholic Church in Chicago and within the city as a whole. A lengthy question and answer session follows their remarks where they also discuss efforts towards equal housing in the city.
Physical Description:2 sound tape reels (102 min.) : analog, 3 3/4 ips.
Access:Open to all users.

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