Word: integrationism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Labor leaders were impressed by Cowger's flat condemnation of right-to-work proposals. Negroes (some 15,000 of whom voted) disliked the Democratic regime's opposition to forced integration of eating places, were influenced by the rumor that the Ku Klux Klan and the White Citizens Council...
With classroom integration tenuously established (there are about 200 Negroes among the 20,396 students), an absurd glossary of race-based regulations still rules in Austin. Negroes may not spend free hours in the sitting rooms of white dormitories, may take only minor roles in drama-department productions, may not...
Negroes on the Teams. Last spring, campus opinion began openly to buck the regents on two important scores: integration of dormitories and varsity teams. The student assembly voted 22 to 2 to integrate Texas' teams, 23 to 0 to integrate a men's dorm. But the nine regents...
With the opening of school, tension began to mount. The regents were presented with a resolution, signed by 6,000 students, demanding integration of athletics. Fifty-five Negroes held sit-ins at segregated dormitories, and about 30 of them were put on disciplinary probation. That was too much for the...
While student leaders demonstrated and voted 5,132 to 3,293 in favor of athletics integration, Professor Goldstein circulated a resolution of his own. It denounced the dorm regulations as designed to "degrade the dignity of the individual, subvert the academic community and interfere with the educational process." The resolution...