$14.95 Buy It Now or Best Offer
free,30-Day Returns
Seller Store brio_clay
(2230) 100.0%,
Location: Fontana, California
Ships to: US,
Item: 186263776261
Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:30 Days
Refund will be given as:Money back or replacement (buyer’s choice)
Publication Year:2022
Format:CD-ROM
Language:English
Book Title:Deacons For Defense and Justice FBI Files, Miss. State Files, Cou
Book Series:Historical
Author:BACM Research
Publisher:PaperlessArchives.com
Genre:History,Politics & Society
Topic:African Americans,American History,Crime
Deacons For Defense and Justice FBI Files, Miss. State Files, Court Documents, Oral Histories CD-ROM 2,637 pages of FBI Files, Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission files, court documents and oral history transcripts covering the Deacons for Defense and Justice (DDJ).The DDJ was originally made up of black veterans from World War II, who believed in armed self-defense. The Deacons for Defense and Justice was formed in 1964 in the mill town of Jonesboro, Louisiana as an armed self-defense organization of black men to protect local citizens and civil rights workers against the KKK. On February 21, 1965, Robert Hicks, Bert Wyre, Fletcher Anderson and Charles Sims and others founded the Bogalusa chapter of the Deacons for Defense and Justice, headquartered in Robert Hicks’ home. Eventually there were chapters in Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi, but the Bogalusa chapter attracted the most national attention for its militancy and repeated clashes with the Ku Klux Klan and local law enforcement.This collection contains:FBI Files1,934 pages of files copied from FBI Headquarters in Washington D.C., covering the Deacons for Defense and Justice. In 1965 the FBI began investigating the Deacons for Defense and Justice until early 1972, when the organization became inactive. This organization was characterized by the FBI as a black militant vigilante group which was formed in Louisiana in late 1964 for defensive purposes in retaliation for Ku Klux Klan activities.Charles Sims was the founder of the Bogalusa chapter of Deacons for Defense and Justice. Sims, a World War II veteran, joined the DDJ after local police escorted a Klan march through a black neighborhood in Jonesboro, Louisiana. Based in local churches, the Deacons for Defense and Justice set up armed patrol car systems in cities such as Bogalusa and Jonesboro, Louisiana. The DDJ expanded to 62 chapters throughout the South and a chapter in Chicago.Files cover racial matters in the south and Chicago. Files document FBI surveillance of attempts of the DDJ to spread. Files included detailed coverage of the violence surrounding the August 1966 visit of Martin Luther King Jr. to Chicago. Organizations covered in the files include American Nazi Party, Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Coordination Council for Black Power, Nation of Islam, Original Knights of the Klu Klux Klan, Progressive Labor Party, Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM), Socialist Workers Party, Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), United Klans of America, W.E.B DuBois Clubs of Chicago, Fair Play for Cuba Committee, and Student Committee for Travel to Cuba. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission Files60 pages of Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission documents related to the Deacons for Defense and Justice.The Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission was the state’s official counter civil rights agency from 1956 to 1977. In 1956 the State of Mississippi created the State Sovereignty Commission to monitor the activities of people who challenged Jim Crow segregation laws and those who attempted to expand the number of African Americans voting in the state.The commission had 12 appointed members, including the Governor who functioned as commission chairman. The Commission has been accused of using spy tactics, intimidation, false imprisonment, jury tampering and other illegal methods to thwart the activities of civil rights workers during the 1950s, ’60s and early ’70s. The Commission’s files show that investigators made note of the pigmentation, associations, religious beliefs and the personal lives of the individuals that fell under its surveillance. Investigators used informants, many of them black Mississippians. The commission officially closed in 1977, four years after then Governor Bill Waller vetoed funding for the agency. The Mississippi legislature passed a law ordering the files of the commission to be sealed for fifty years, until the year 2027. A legal battle immediately followed, and the state was ordered in 1998 to release the commission’s documents.Oral History Interviews 361 pages of transcripts of oral history interviews conducted by the Library of Congress and the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of African American History of 14 individuals. Each interview contains significant content about the Bogalusa, Louisiana movement and the Deacons for Defense and Justice.Highlights include:Hicks family oral history interview in Bogalusa, Louisiana – The Hicks family remembers their childhood in segregated Bogalusa, Louisiana, and their father, Robert Hicks. Richard Sobol, a civil rights attorney – He recalls meeting Robert Hicks of Bogalusa, Louisiana, being personally protected by the Deacons of Defense and Justice, and his involvement in many job discrimination cases brought against the Crown Zellerbach paper mill.Cynthia Baker Anderson and Fletcher Anderson – Cynthia and Fletcher Anderson remember the segregation and job discrimination they faced in Bogalusa, Louisiana. Fletcher recalls working many different jobs at the Crown Zellerbach paper mill, the harassment of the police and Ku Klux Klan, and joining the Deacons of Defense and Justice.Chambers v. Mississippi Court DocumentsChambers v. Mississippi, 410 U.S. 284 (1973) Supreme Court Records and Briefs272 pages of the Supreme Court Records and Briefs for Chambers v. Mississippi including: Docket Entries, Records from the Circuit Court of Wilkinson County, State of Mississippi, Exhibits, Transcripts of State Trial Proceedings, Proceedings in the Supreme Court of Mississippi and Documentation of Supreme Court Actions.Chambers v. Mississippi, 410 U.S. 284 (1973), was a United States Supreme Court case in which the Court held that a state may not enforce its rules of evidence, such as rules excluding hearsay, in a fashion that disallows a criminal defendant from presenting reliable exculpatory evidence and thus denies the defendant a fair trial.Leon Chambers, of Woodville, Mississippi, was charged by the State of Mississippi with murdering a black police officer Aaron Liberty by shooting him. Chambers had been the first black police officer in Woodville before being fired. The shooting of Officer Liberty took place during a period of racial unrest in Woodville, during which African American residents were boycotting white-owned establishments to press demands for desegregation and increased services to black neighborhoods. During the boycotts, there had been a series of confrontations between members of the Deacons for Defense and the Woodville police force.Chambers pleaded not guilty and insisted throughout the proceedings that he was not the shooter. Prior to the trial, another Woodville man, Gable McDonald, a member of the Deacons, told at least three people that he, not Chambers, had shot Liberty and gave a sworn confession. However, at a preliminary hearing in the case, McDonald disavowed his confession.The court favored Chambers 8-1. The dissenting opinion was given by Justice William H. Rehnquist. In his view, the Supreme Court lacked jurisdiction over Chambers’ constitutional claims because he had not raised them at trial. Rehnquist also expressed his skepticism about what he characterized as “the Court’s further constitutionalization of the intricacies of the common law of evidence.”Audio – Supreme Court Proceedings Chambers v. Mississippi50-minute audio recording of Chambers v. Mississippi, 410 U.S. 284 (1973) Supreme Court Oral Arguments Nov 15, 1972
Frequently Asked Questions About Deacons For Defense and Justice FBI Files, Miss. State Files, Court Documents in My Website
rivieracharters.rentals is the best online shopping platform where you can buy Deacons For Defense and Justice FBI Files, Miss. State Files, Court Documents from renowned brand(s). rivieracharters.rentals delivers the most unique and largest selection of products from across the world especially from the US, UK and India at best prices and the fastest delivery time.
What are the best-selling Deacons For Defense and Justice FBI Files, Miss. State Files, Court Documents on rivieracharters.rentals?
rivieracharters.rentals helps you to shop online and delivers Prada to your doorstep. The best-selling Prada on rivieracharters.rentals are: PRADA SUNGLASSES WOMENS AUTHENTIC KENDALL JENNER SUMMER BLACK FASHION HAILEY NYC PRADA Logo Avio Denim Large Canapa Tote PRADA Handbag BRW PRADA LINEA ROSSA 01S Matte Black Grey Gradient Sport Sunglasses PS01SS Unisex PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Purple Auth 85052 PRADA Venice Print Top Handle Tote Bag Blue Canvas x Leather Used with Pouch PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Khaki Auth 73455 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Khaki Auth bs10312 PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Purple Auth 83954 PRADA Shoulder Bag Leather Silver Auth ep4586 PRADA Paradoxe EDP 1.2ml / 0.04 oz Spray Vial x 10 PCS *NEW* PRADA 2Way Bag Logo Metal Fittings Ribbon Gold Nylon Pink PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Orange Auth 82569 PRADA SYMBOLE Black White Color Block Triangle PR24ZS 24Z Fashion Sunglasses NEW PRADA VPS 51N 5AV-1O1 SILVER HAVANA BLACK AUTHENTIC EYEGLASSES W/CASE 51-20 PRADA PR 19ZS 1425S0 White Talk Grey Women’s 55 mm Sunglasses Prada 0PR09WS 1AB5Z1 54mm Polarized Black Sunglasses PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Green Silver Auth 86347 PRADA Tessuto City Nylon Tote Bag Pink Ombre PRADA Canapa GM Hand Bag Canvas 2way Light Blue Auth 87668 PRADA Women’s Shoulder Bag Hobo Tessuto Nylon Leather Black Used Authentic F/S PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Black Silver Auth bs17912 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Khaki Auth 70209 PRADA Handbag Leather BRW PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Beige Auth 75615 PRADA Sports Hand Bag Canvas White Black Silver Auth 91239 PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Khaki Auth 76804 PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Navy Auth hk867 Authentic PRADA Nylon Tessuto Leather Shoulder Hand Bag Khaki Green 2377L Prada Grey Leather Double Handle Tote PRADA Les Infusions De Iris Body Lotion . sz: 100 Ml /3.4 oz New in box Auth PRADA Logo 2Way Hand Bag Purple Nylon Saffiano Leather B2052A Used PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Green Auth bs12869 PRADA Hand Bag Satin Purple Auth 82240 Prada Logo Triangle RED Badge Pendant clothing emblem Cheapest + Freebie PRADA Fringed nappa leather shoulder bag 1BG541 black Women Shoulder Bag PRADA Shoulder Bag Leather Purple Auth 68014 PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Orange Auth 74418 PRADA Tessuto Nylon Pouch Beige Small Handbag Authentic Prada Black/White Canvas Small Canapa Logo Tote PRADA Tote Bag Canvas Beige Auth yk11521 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Khaki Auth 80866 *SPS 53N (2x Pairs) Nose Pads for Prada Sunglasses Replacement Nosepads PS 53NS PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Pink Auth hk1377 PRADA Tote Bag Leather Black Silver Auth 91249 4 Pcs Set Prada Candy Kiss, Gloss, L’eau, Florale Samples RARE Set from Spain PRADA Handbag Leather CML Prada Women’s Nylon,Leather Backpack Khaki Brown BF568573 PRADA Shoulder Bag Canvas Brown Auth 79327 Prada Black 2way Handbag BN2567 180 XX91536 PRADA Chain Shoulder Bag Nylon White Gold Auth 44147 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Black Auth 69689 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Black Auth fm2662 Auth PRADA Logo 2Way Tote Bag Shoulder Bag Brown Leather BR5033 Used PRADA Hand Bag Nylon 2way Silver Gray Auth 89250 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Beige Auth 83490 Prada White Nylon Handbag Metal Handle Triangle Authentic PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Turquoise Blue Auth 73880 Auth PRADA Shoulder Bag Pouch Black Nylon Leather 1M1187 Used PRADA PR 07ZV 18D1O1 Baltic Marble Demo Lens 55 mm Men’s Eyeglasses $405 PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Black Auth yk14098 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Black Auth bs13422 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Black Auth yk13259 Prada Paradoxe Eau De Parfum Sample Vial Size Perfume 0.04 fl oz Sealed The Devil Wears Prada musical Playbill Chicago preview pre-Broadway Elton John PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Purple Orange Auth bs6261 Build Your Dvd Collection U PICK $.99 DVD MOVIE cheap 4! PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Purple Auth yk12728 Auth PRADA – Light Brown Leather Shoulder Bag PRADA Shoulder Bag Canvas Beige Auth ac2628 Black P R A D A Milano T-shirt Jersey Tee Shirt PRADA Accessory Pouch Nylon Black Auth 37131 VINTAGE AUTHENTICATED PRADA Sound Beige Leather Hobo Shoulder/Handbag #7 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Light Blue Auth 78258 PRADA Tote Bag Nylon Leather Blue Gold Auth 91252 Product Prada Large Embroidered Logo Shoulder Tote Bag Illustration PRADA Nose Pads W/Screws for Sunglasses Eyeglasses Clear Gold Prada 17mm GENUINE Women Designer Perfume Vials Samples Choose Scents, Combined Shipping & Discount Authentic PRADA Logo Leather Ribbon Shoulder Bag Green BP0166 Used F/S PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Silver Beige Auth 84643 Authentic PRADA 1TT119 pouch #246-000-410-1741 PRADA Pouch Canvas Beige Auth ac3148 PRADA Sports Hand Bag Nylon Gray Auth bs15816 PRADA Nose Pads for Sunglasses Eyeglasses Black W/Screws Size 17mm Large Genuine PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Black Auth 68086 PRADA Hand Pouch Nylon Pink Auth 87684 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Leather Khaki Auth 83398 Prada Tessuto Triangle Logo Plate Black Nylon/Leather Shoulder Bag Women’S PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Black Gold Auth 87028 PRADA Tote Bag Patent Leather BRW Auth PRADA Nylon Leather Ribbon Hand Bag NERO Black BN1601 Used PRADA Vitello Daino Pebbled Leather Slouchy Bag Tote Blue Gold Carry All Cobalto PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Black Silver Auth bs16713 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Black Auth 79556 PRADA Hand Bag Nylon Ivory Auth 48756 PRADA Shoulder Bag Nylon Cream Auth 69655 PRADA Nose Pads for Sunglasses Eyeglasses Black Silicon 15mm With Screws Genuine PRADA Pouch Satin Silver Auth 74688 Prada Tan Cervo Sacca 2 Manici Shoulder Bag PRADA PR 16WS White/Grey GRADIENT LENSES 53/20/142-130 Sunglasses ITALY MADE NEW Mens Pullover Fleece Hoodie
