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81. "Our Great Task of Happiness"

Description:: Septima P. Clark's "note cards for talk regarding happiness coming from God."

82. Supervisor Handbook, Selections

Supervisor Handbook, Selections

Description:: Selections from an unnamed handbook for supervisors.

83. "What is Happening to Youth?"

Description:: Handwritten essay by Septima P. Clark "regarding youth violence, advocating the use of non violence and the ballot."

84. "Syrup and Hyssop"

Description:: Typescript copy of essay entitled, "Syrup and Hyssop. On T. Thomas Fortune" by J. Herman Blake about Timothy Thomas Fortune, a man born a slave in Florida in 1856 who wrote famed "Black and White" which was published in 1884.

85. "The Moment I Remember"

Description:: "A chapter by Clark in an unknown publication, reprinting in alternate format her essay, 'A Fabulous Decade.'"

86. Statement by Jessie L. Maxie

Statement by Jessie L. Maxie

Description:: Statement to COBRA by Jessie L. Maxie regarding a "very serious problem existing at the Charleston Municipal Airport." Enclosed complimentary materials.

87. Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual

Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual

Description:: South Carolina Commission for Farm Workers' Personnel Policies and Procedures Manual.

88. Minutes, SAC Southern Region Meeting

Minutes, SAC Southern Region Meeting

Description:: Minutes to undated SAC meeting for United States Commission on Civil Rights broken down by state (i.e. Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee).

89. Non-Violence Speech

Non-Violence Speech

Description:: Speech handwritten on notecards entitled, "Non-Violence" discussing the difficulties for African Americans to achieve freedom in a non-violent manner.

90. "The Time is Now"

Description:: Booklet prepared by the Civil Rights Committee of Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, AFL-CIO, in order to clarify and dramatize the policies of International Union in the struggle for civil rights.