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Benjamin Lawson Hooks papers, Preservation and Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries
Identifier
psc.mss0445.345_17.136_02
Description
Frankie M. Freeman, a lawyer and member of the Howard University Board of Trustees, is one of the leaders of a newly formed civil-rights group attacking an antibusing proposal in Congress. The former member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights says the measure, the Helms-Johnston Amendment, threatens the authority of federal courts to achieve school desegregation, leading to an "erosion of basic rights."
Date Created
6-2-2021
Date
circa 1983
Recommended Citation
"Frankie M. Freeman" (2021). Benjamin Lawson Hooks Papers images. 590.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/speccoll-0445-hooks-gallery1/590
Keywords
Howard University
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