Word: segregationism
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Moses rises from the back of the church. He states that he believes the administration will try and trap the MFDP by offering a new compromise. "They promised," continues Moses, "to abolish segregation in Mississippi politics. I asked Humphrey if that meant the federal government would aid in voter registration...
Vindicated Power. The whites won in the trial court, but the board's case was sustained in the state's highest court, the New York Court of Appeals, which ruled that the zoning plan was constitutional and should not be frustrated by using an antidiscrimination law, in effect...
Thus in New York, school officials have won court sanction to attack de facto segregation within at least prudent and reasonable limits. But the Supreme Court has not yet spoken.
Oakland is giving its teachers lectures on anthropology, psychology and sociology to help them comprehend the Negro position. In Englewood, N.J., scene of violent Negro protests in 1962 and 1963 but 100% desegregated since then, Superintendent of Schools Mark R. Shedd reported: "We've turned the corner." Even in...
To the renewal elite, the church is not only a juridical institution governed by the Pope and the bishops, but also the "people of God." Such Catholics feel free to challenge betrayals of the moral law-segregation or political expedience-even when they are tolerated by priests and bishops on...