Robert L.T. Smith interviewed by Joseph Sinsheimer

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Title:
Robert L.T. Smith interviewed by Joseph Sinsheimer
Date:
February 12, 1985
Creator:
Sinsheimer, Joseph Andrew, 1962-
Contributor:
Smith, R. L. T.
Description:
Prominent civil rights leader from Jackson, MS; ran for U.S. House of Representatives in 1962 in a campaign managed by Robert Moses. Interview with Sinsheimer. Smith discussed: his relationship with Amzie Moore; Robert Moses' influence on the movement; his decision to run for Congress in 1962; campaigning in rural Mississippi; the role of moderate newspapers in the state.
Format:
interviews
Digital Collection:
Joseph A. Sinsheimer papers
Source Collection:
Joseph A. Sinsheimer papers, 1962-1987
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Identifier:
  • ref601_ms0
  • sinsheimerjoseph
  • ark:/87924/r4th8h219
  • 5aa6d54a-e4b9-4a5d-9894-0724c5747c3e
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