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Product Description
A 17-page assessment and personal story of the organizing drive and first campaigns of BUILD - an all African-American power organization started in Buffalo NY in the mid 1960’s – and of a white “friends” organization following Martin Luther King’s murder in ’68.
NAMES:
Harmon, Dick
Sinclair, Tom
Schneider, Steve
Galdston, Ken
Burkhardt, Carol
Sweeney, Bob
ORGANIZATIONS:
BUILD (Build Unity Integration Leadership Democracy)
UCO (United Citizens Organization)
CAUSE
TIMEFRAME:
1966-1969
LOCATION(S):
Buffalo, New York
ISSUES MENTIONED:
Education
Construction
Housing
Redlining
Sponsoring Committees
Founding Events
Recognition
Organizer/Leadership Training
KEY RELATIONSHIPS:
Catholic Churches
Protestant Churches
Race
Electoral Politics
Labor Unions
ARCHIVES:
Richard (Dick) Harmon's complete archives - including the orginal of this document as well as audio interviews and videos - are available at the Oregon Historical Society in Portland, Oregon.