Speeches

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1943

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1943

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1986

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1943

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1986

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1. "World Aspect of the Negro Struggle"
2. "The College Graduate Faces a City World"
3. Introductory Remarks of L.D. Reddick, presiding as Chairman, at the Madison Square Garden Negro Freedom Rally
4. "Negro History and the Present Struggle for Justice/Equality"
5. "Some Stereotypes of American Minority Peoples"
6. "Are We on the Road to War?"
7. "Life and Death at Fisk"
8. Negro History Roundtable
9. "General Robert E. Lee Calls for Negro Troops"
10. "Some Needs and Opportunities for Historical Research on the Negro"
11. Address at Dubois Meeting, Town Hall, New York City
12. Negro History Week Broadcast
13. Remarks of L.D. Reddick at the Luncheon-Forum on the City Plan for Atlanta, at the Hungry Club
14. Remarks of L.D. Reddick at the public hearings, Metropolitan Planning Commission, Municipal Auditorium, Atlanta, Georgia
15. Introduction of Howard K. Beale
16. Introduction of William Gordon
17. Introduction of Helen G. Edmonds
18. Introduction of Philip Weightman
19. Introduction of Samuel Z. Westerfield
20. "Four Ways to Improve the Economic Position of the Negro in America"
21. Introduction of Henry M.L. James
22. Introduction of R.O. Johnson
23. "Would You Like to Be a Real College Man"
24. On Carter G. Woodson
25. Introduction of Joseph R. Fiszman
26. Introduction of Hylan Lewis
27. "Don't Compromise Our Future"
28. "Report on Alabama"
29. "Education or Propaganda: Report on the Encyclopedias"
30. "The Montgomery Movement—An Historian's View"
31. "One Look at Washington; One Look at Atlanta"
32. "A Few of My Impressions of India"
33. "India's Progress Against Untouchability"
34. "India's Progress Against Untouchability"
35. "Africa, The Confederate Myth and the New Frontier"
36. "The Fight for Freedom Did Not Begin Yesterday"
37. "The Unfinished Revolution"
38. "Who Shall Rescue the Culturally Deprived?"
39. "The Paradox of Poverty Admits Plenty"
40. Commencement speech, Cortez Peters Business School
41. Remarks of L.D. Reddick at the Meeting of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Baltimore
42. "How OIC Has Spread"
43. Remarks of L.D. Reddick at Luncheon, Conference of Urban Education, Michigan State University
44. "Responsibility and the Urban Rebellion"
45. "The Urban Rebellion and OIC"
46. "OIC and the Urban Rebellion"
47. "Economic Integration of the American Negro"
48. "OIC: A Case Study"
49. "Legal Aid to the Ghetto"
50. "Today, we are witnessing 'The Birth of a Nation'"
51. "The OIC System: A Restatement"
52. "The Development of Vocational Education Teachers of the Disadvantaged"
53. "Glimpse of a Possible Future"
54. "Martin Luther King Today"
55. "Arna Bontemps: Talent and Goodness"
56. "Are Blacks Losing Control of Black History?"
57. Dedication of the Martin Luther King Humanities Building, Bowie State College
58. "Social Scientists and Public Policy"
59. "Black Participation in the Bicentennial: Philadelphia: A Case Study"
60. "Myth vs. Fact and the Black Family"
61. "Corporate Scholarship Takes Over Black History and Squeezes Out the Black Scholar"
62. "Toward Community Self-Determination"
63. "Correcting Distorted History"
64. "Religion and Black Liberation"
65. "Breaking the Grip of Bicentennial Racism"
66. "The New Racism in American Higher Education"
67. Keynote Address to the New York Black Librarians Caucus
68. Response to WCAU-TV re: MOVE shoot-out
69. "The Responsibility of the Intellectual for Social Change"
70. "A Frank Look at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Heritage"
71. Introductory Remarks at United Negro College Fund Conference
72. "The Destructive Politics of Desegregation"
73. "Perspective on the Black Museum"
74. "Have We Been Here Before: What's It All About Alphie"
75. Speech at Central State University
76. "Advancing Martin Luther King's Crusade Without Violence"
77. Speech in Honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday
78. "Can We Call It Truth?"
79. "Wisdom and Courage Can Often Prevent Horrible Consequences"
80. "Martin Luther King and Fisk University"
81. "The New and Wonderful Martin Luther King"
82. "Advancing the Golden Goals of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr."
83. "Black History as Support for the Humanities and Social Sciences"
84. "Esther's Afternoon at the Church"
85. "The Illusion of Integration"
86. Speech at Jacksonville Florida Delta Affair
87. Unidentified Speech Fragments