The New Anti–Racist Movement: Key to a New America
Anne Braden
Thursday, 17 Feb 1983 at 12:00 pm – Sun Room, Memorial Union
Anne Braden and her husband Carl were long active as journalists in labor organizing, civil rights activities, and anti-war groups. At present, she works through the Southern institute for Propaganda and Organizing to help others learn skills needed for people's movements. She is the author of The Wall Between, HUAC: Bullwark of Segregation, and The Southern Freedom Movement in Perspective.Part of the National Affairs Series: Poverty - The Great American Nightmare.
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