"Blacks Urge Boycott of Classes" (Flambeau)

"Blacks Urge Boycott of Classes" (Flambeau)

Florida State University--History
Boycotts--Florida--Tallahassee--History--20th century

A newspaper article reporting on the boycott urged by black FSU students because they felt that the school administration and state legislature were ignoring the needs of black students at FSU, UF, and FAMU. The article also reports on the open forum held by Stanley Marshall in response to the urged boycott, in which he states that the students should feel free to meet with him "anytime, anywhere" about resolving these problems.

Falconer, Jim

Florida Flambeau, April 23, 1971, p. 1

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1971-04-23

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English

Newspaper Article

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