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: Teacher College Admission; A letter regarding discriminatory practices in college admissions.

: Teachers Union of New York City; Speech against fear, prejudice and miseducation of children.

: Techniques for Achieving Interracial Cooperation; Speech presented at the Massachusetts Conference of Social Work about the race problem in America.

: Techniques for Achieving Interracial Cooperation; Information booklet on achieving interracial cooperation.

: The Role of the Teacher in Pluralistic Society

: The Southern Workman; A booklet containing articles: "Hampton in Africa", "Migration difficulties in Michigan", and "The Bordentown Vocational School".

: Trouble with the DMV

: Understanding Others

: Upholding the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination in Publically Assisted Housing; Text of the decision of the New Jersey Supreme Court in the Levittown case.

: Urban League Activities

: Where We Live Leadership Conference; A flier for the Where We Live Leadership Conference about patterns in housing.

: White Citizens Council; A letter regarding activities related to the White Citizens Council.

: Workable Program Coordinating Committee

: Workshop Proposal; A proposal to Levittown Council on Human Relations for a two day workshop.

: Youth Employment Legislation Support

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Title: Harold A. Lett Papers
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Description: Born in Alabama, Gus Heningburg came to Newark as the President of the Greater Newark Urban Coalition in 1968. From that time, he was heavily involved in all kinds of activism in Newark especially housing; he arbitrated the Stella Homes Rent Strike. He was also active in the area of education.
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Language: eng
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