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000867124 1001_ $$aJackson, James E.,$$d1914-2007.
000867124 24514 $$aThe Southern Negro Youth Congress and the Communist Party$$h[electronic resource] :$$bpapers of James and Esther Cooper Jackson.
000867124 260__ $$aFarmington Hills, Mich. :$$bGale, a part of Cengage Learning,$$c2012.
000867124 300__ $$a1 online resource.
000867124 4901_ $$aArchives unbound
000867124 500__ $$aDate range of documents: 1932-2000.
000867124 500__ $$aReproduction of the originals from the Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Archives, Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, New York University.
000867124 5050_ $$a1. Biographical material and memorabilia -- 2. Clippings -- 3. Communist Party materials -- 4. Correspondence -- 5. Freedomways / Esther Cooper Jackson -- 6. Esther Cooper Jackson papers -- 7. Lectures -- 8. Notebooks -- 9. Smith Act materials -- 10. Southern Negro Youth Congress materials -- 11. Speeches -- 12. Subject files -- 13. Writings, published -- 14. Writings, unpublished -- 15. Writings by others.
000867124 506__ $$aAccess limited to authorized users.
000867124 520__ $$aJames E. and Esther Cooper Jackson are African American communists and civil rights activists, best known for their role in founding and leading the Southern Negro Youth Congress (1937-48). James Jackson was head of the Communist Party of the United States of America (CPUSA) Louisiana state organization in 1946, and was a Party organizer in the automobile industry in Detroit from 1947-50. He then moved to New York, becoming the Southern Director for the Communist Party. He later served as the Communist Party's Educational Director and as International Affairs Secretary, retiring in 1991. Esther Cooper Jackson served as Executive Secretary of the Southern Negro Congress from 1942-1946. She also co-founded and served as the managing editor from 1961-1986 of Freedomways, an influential African American political and cultural quarterly.
000867124 60010 $$aJackson, James E.,$$d1914-2007.
000867124 60010 $$aJackson, Esther Cooper.
000867124 61020 $$aSouthern Negro Youth Congress.
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000867124 7001_ $$aJacskson, Esther Cooper.
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